Green roofs allow for them to create their ecosystems and lower chances of heat island effect.

Creating equal opportunities and access to many different options to all people will allow a city to affect all people.

To make climate action plans equitable and socially just, you need to engage all members of the community, to get a variety of opinions on personal impacts to then recognize the issues to be addressed.

Solar panels have always been an obvious solution to saving electricity, but I feel more excited now about how attainable it is.

If I speak about geothermal energy when I am assigned to a project to engage our clients into installing geothermal energy, I can make an impact that way.

Great question! I think that women invest more in their families and communities because they have been responsible for families and communities. 

Our local Aldi store replaced its old store with a new store incorporating a large PV array on the roof.  We predominantly shop here and like that they are taking steps to reduce their impact.

I could make my donation a recurring monthly donation to continue my support. In addition, further educating myself and seeing where I can help is also an important step. 

Family planning is central to civil rights and for lifting people out of poverty. When we invest in women, they in turn invest in their family and children. By providing resources for family planning, a woman is more able to provide/improve her life and the lives of the members of her family.

For  any improvements - but especially ones made for climate change - all stakeholders must be involved from beginning to end to make sure all voices are heard. Equally important is shifting the economic model of real estate and development so that projects that address climate change are economically profitable (and that project that don't address this are not).