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Environmental Advisory Board · regular
City of Boulder Environmental Advisory Board - September 2, 2020
- Date
- Series
- regular
- Status
- past
- Sources
- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed18 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personwhy is it just we reverse reduced to like the um the landfill type issues and like composting
i worry about the heat stress and drought um this is sort of the climate change concern
i think what we've been doing on urban heat islands is interesting and there's still lots of work we can do
urban heat um is a big one for me i think it there's still a lot of interesting stuff to do there
the environmental advisory board and advisory boards in general are intended to really help council by being a sort of extension
to advise city council and the city manager which therefore includes all of staff concerning waste management recycling energy efficiency environmental risks
some of the key issues we can use the excel franchise agreement as an example i would hope that we would feel
i don't think we really got very much into the material around stormwater so i just want to put that out
council last night did refer this to the ballot so um i think that's another important development
since council put the franchise on the ballot last night
because essentially what the franchise agreement does is guarantee that excel will reduce their greenhouse gas emissions relative to 2005
by the way there are two there are two items on the ballot one is the franchise agreement and one is the utility occupation tax
one is the utility occupation tax which basically goes away if we approve the franchise agreement
municipalities or cities and towns aren't exactly going to have booming budgets in the next few years given the current situation
maybe half of our co2 emissions is related to our electricity but we're electrifying transportation at a very rapid speed
our greenhouse gas impact but the only the only thing i would just say again is what will move the entire system
seeking new funding resources to potentially expand the program and um fill that position of the green rays coordinator
flooding as a concern in our river systems and risks of more intense rains producing more intense runoffs