City in Oklahoma commits to 100 percent clean energy
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May 25, 2018
NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — A city in central Oklahoma has made an environmental resolution to transition to 100 percent renewable energy in its buildings by 2035.
The Tuesday resolution makes Norman the first city in Oklahoma to make such a commitment to renewables, the Norman Transcript reported .
The city will tap into sources like wind and solar for electricity. The resolution also calls for 100 percent clean energy commitment across the board by 2050, including heating and transportation.
"We've already been taking baby steps toward this, and I think this is the public commitment to take us the...
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