The U.S. Army unveiled its first climate strategy Tuesday to address climate change, and it includes achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions within the next three decades.

The service branch, in its efforts against climate change, will try to do so by “optimizing vehicle fuel efficiency and electrification, operational power generation, battery storage, land management, procurement, supply chain resilience, and workforce development,” the report reads.

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