The City of Miami Commissioners recently approved "MiPlan" – Miami’s Climate Action Plan. From the website:
The City of Miami is committed to taking action to reduce and halt global climate change. Miami’s greenhouse gas emissions currently exceed 4.8 million metric tons per year and will rise to 5.7 million metric tons by 2020 without action. MiPlan, the City of Miami’s Climate Action Plan, outlines how the City will reduce greenhouse gas emissions to 25% below 2006 levels citywide by 2020 and to 25% below 2007 governmental levels by 2015. MiPlan represents a strong first step towards a sustainable future for Miami.
MiPlan encompasses buildings, transportation, energy sources, land use, and adaptation. Read the full plan, or the summary.