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    1. Climate Change and The Bay Area Joint Policy Committee Climate Change Workshops February 16 th and 23 rd , 2007
    2. Climate Summit: Key Messages
      • Climate change is a serious problem globally and locally
      • Our actions will affect how much the climate ultimately changes
      • The Bay Area has been a leader and will continue to be a leader in climate protection
      • Working together, the Bay Area will be a model for California, the nation and the world.
    3. Local Consequences: By the End of the Century Source: California Climate Action Team … or Earlier NA 55% 10-35% Increase in large fire risk 20% 11% 3-6% Increase in electricity demand 3-4X 2-2.5X 1-2X Heatwave days 22-30” 14-22” 6-14” Sea level rise 90% 70-80% 30-60% Snow pack loss 8.0-10.4 ° 5.5-7.9 ° 3.0-5.4 ° Temperature rise Higher (970 ppm) Medium-High (830 ppm) Lower (550 ppm) Emission Scenario
    4. Local Consequences: Decreasing Snow Pack Source: California Climate Change Center
    5. Local Consequences: Sea-level Rise and the Bay Source: Pacific Institute Source: BCDC
    6. Local Consequences: Sea-level Rise and the Bay Source: BCDC SFO Oakland Airport
    7. Contributors: CO 2 Emissions per Capita Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration
    8. Contributors: CO 2 Emissions per Capita Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration
    9. Contributors: CO 2 Emissions per Capita Sources: USEIA, CA Climate Action Team, BAAQMD
    10. Contributors: California GHGs Source: California Climate Action Team
    11. State Targets: 2020 Target 2010 Target Source: California Climate Action Team
    12. Strategies: The State’s Initial Top Six California Climate Action Team
    13. Strategies: Beyond Emission Standards Source: MTC Source: MTC
    14. Strategies: Real Innovation Required
      • Targets are aggressive
      • No silver bullet
      • Will require multiple changes, some fundamental
      • Business as usual will not be good enough
      • Some strategies will be relatively painless
      • Many will be difficult, costly, and contentious
      • Either way, it will be a very different world
      • Some impacts are inevitable
      • It will be tough but doable
    15. Backup
    16. Local Consequences: Wildfire Frequency Source: California Climate Change Center
    17. Strategies: Smart Growth & Transportation
      • Highly beneficial, and necessary
      • But not sufficient—at least in the short term
      • Big difference in the long term
      • But we will need more to meet 2020 target
      • 1% annual growth
      • In any year, 99% of development is a given
    18. Strategies: Smart Growth & Electricity
      • Temperature gradient: as much as a degree per mile
      • Synergy: reduced energy for cooling + reduced energy for transportation

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