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Falls Church Climate Action Network is a place to learn, collaborate, and advocate for a clean energy future.

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About FCCAN

Who we are

FCCAN is a network of City of Falls Church residents and business owners interested in addressing climate change, both individually and as a community.

Our mission

● Be a venue for exchange of information among residents and businesses.

● Monitor and advocate for progress on the Community and Government Action Plans.

⟶ Meet FCCAN’s Steering Committee.

⟶ Have a question, comment or suggestion? Email FCCAN

FCCAN Blog Posts

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Building Public Commitment to Climate Action
Building Public Commitment to Climate Action

Read how Falls Church residents responded to City questions about environmental sustainability, climate change, and energy plans. Tell FCCAN what sort of resources and events would be most helpful to you.

This Holiday Season, Fight Food Waste to Save the Planet
This Holiday Season, Fight Food Waste to Save the Planet

A cost-effective step we can take every day to reduce climate change is to reduce and manage food waste. Here’s our guide for this holiday season.

After the Election, 4 Ways You Can Take Climate Action
After the Election, 4 Ways You Can Take Climate Action

During his first term, Donald Trump withdrew the U.S. from the Paris Climate Agreement. In a major reversal, by 2022 Democrats passed the world’s biggest pro-climate legislation. As 2025 approaches, can households keep up the momentum?

Climate Events Calendar

  • Solarize Open Until August 15!

    Sign a contract now to finish a solar installation this year. The 30% tax credit is gone after 2025. Learn how to get a free assessment of your roof’s solar potential and a quote from this year’s selected installer. Open to residential and commercial property owners.

    Click here for Details

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Sign up for FCCAN updates, and perhaps tell us a bit about your interest.

FCCAN only collects names and contact info to send updates and help with community organizing efforts.