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Environmental Advisory Board · regular
8-7-24 Environmental Advisory Board Meeting
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- regular
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- past
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- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed22 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personThe the majority of the strategies in the original cap were oriented towards the Kyoto target, which was to reduce emissions 7% below 1990 levels.
Obviously it was the ballot measure at which we moved away from municipalization to the partnership with excel energy.
We talked very openly about our learnings around climate action remotely, what is really effective when you think about locally based climate action
We want to have an 80% reduction in emissions. Excuse me, 70% reduction in emissions by 2,030 community wide across all sectors.
where things like water, quality, water, quantity, we talk about drought, those all live in their own plans
Hey, we are going to update our water efficiency plan. Next year.
yeah, it was like all of the campus power outages. You're just sitting around.
They're looking at ways to really help support aggressive undergrounding program looking at, we just partnered with them on an application for virtual power plants.
Their approach is really driving action. Around nature based solutions around equity, around resilience and a certain economy.
we are invited this year to share our work in plastics, reduction, and in circular economy.
around nature based solutions. So he was there to do a number of kind of conversations and building some energy
you using the power of boards and commissions to really champion the message.
how do we start to kind of move in direction of dealing with some of the single use plastics working with vendors
the default is plant based diets, and they talk about why they do that.
Would you like to approach all of the other kind of council boards and commissions, as well as council
everything they bring is disposable plastics. It's tongs. It's the metal hangers.
before the motion that the Federal Board proposing on a plant-based challenge for
But almost all businesses have vegan and vegetarian options.
The one thing that you may be wondering about is the Williams Village Redevelopment project that's supposed to be coming back
about the project update on access management and parking strategies for the Amps.
next big discussion with council on the Valley Comp plan Update.
a lot of discussion about alignment of the budget towards the Sara framework, how the budget is really supporting