Environment and Climate Change

Ensures the development, implementation and coordination of government-wide climate change programs, ensures the development and coordination of strategic policy initiatives for the department, ensures the management and implementation of the environmental policy, program and enforcement functions for the department and ensures that environmental impacts of developments are evaluated. Ensures the delivery of emergency response programming related to environmental emergencies.
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