Politics & Government
January Sustainability & Climate Action Plan Ad Hoc Committee Meeting In City Of Palo Alto
Previous Climate Action Plan Blogs can be found on the Sustainability News page.
January 5, 2022
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On December 9, 2021, members of the community joined the Sustainability and Climate Action Plan (S/CAP) Ad Hoc Committee to discuss reducing emissions from transportation, how land use affects transportation emissions, and mobility projects in development. The latest Climate Action Plan blog goes into more depth about the December Ad Hoc Meeting. Previous Climate Action Plan Blogs can be found on the Sustainability News page.
We invite you to join the next S/CAP Ad Hoc Committee meeting that will focus on the health impacts of wildfires, wildfire protection, and sea level rise. Guest speakers will join from Stanford’s Woods Institute for the Environment as well as the San Francisco Estuary Institute.
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Registration in advance of the virtual meeting is required to watch the meeting in real time.
We welcome your input on climate adaptation and sea level rise topics. Share your feedback through the Sustainability and Climate Action Plan Update Survey or submit comments and questions to [email protected].
Meeting materials will be posted on the S/CAP Ad Hoc Committee page in advance of the meeting.
The City of Palo Alto launched an update to the Sustainability and Climate Action Plan (S/CAP) in 2020 to help meet our City's sustainability goals, including our goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions 80 percent below 1990 levels by 2030. The S/CAP Ad Hoc Committee was formed by City Council on April 19, 2021 to guide the development, implementation, communication, and future community engagement of the S/CAP. To watch recordings of previous S/CAP topic webinars and S/CAP Ad Hoc Meetings visit our S/CAP Community Engagement page.
The S/CAP Ad Hoc Committee is not subject to the requirements of the Brown Act. There will not be an agenda packet and minutes will not be taken. However, information about future meetings, including Open Town Hall Surveys, will be posted on our S/CAP Community Engagement page.
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