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Climate Change - - Mapping Actions Mapping Actions Climate Change in in Hamilton Hamilton Brian Montgomery Clean Air Hamilton Deirdre Connell Green Venture http://climatechangehamilton.ca Climate Change Changes in the


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Climate Change Climate Change -

  • Mapping Actions

Mapping Actions in in Hamilton Hamilton

Brian Montgomery – Clean Air Hamilton Deirdre Connell – Green Venture http://climatechangehamilton.ca

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Climate Change

  • Changes in the climate or long-term, average weather patterns.
  • Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
  • Methane (CH4)
  • Nitrous Oxide (N2 O)
  • Hydrofluorocarbons (HFC's)
  • Perflourocarbons (PFC's)
  • Sulfur Hexafluoride (SF6)
  • Nitrogen Trifluoride (NF3

Key Greenhouse Gases (GHGs)

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  • Cities and citizens are the drivers of action
  • n addressing climate change.
  • Climate change poses risks for cities and

citizens.

  • Successful cities recognize the synergy

between economic growth and climate change is strongest at the local level. www.hamilton.ca/climatechange Municipalities & Climate Change

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Hamilton Timeline

  • 2008 – Corporate Climate Change Strategic Plan
  • 2009 – GHG Inventory – Corporate and Community
  • Reduction Targets: 10% by 2012, 20% by 2020
  • Baseline: City - 2005, Community - 2006
  • 2009 – Climate Change Action Month

– Every October - Highlight community actions

  • 2009 – Hamilton Climate Change Champions
  • 2010 – Taking Stock Discussion Paper

– Engage community in discussion and actions www.hamilton.ca/climatechange

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Hamilton Timeline

  • 2011 – WWF Recognition (6th place), Climate Town Hall
  • 2011 – Hamilton Community Climate Change Charter

– Hamilton became first municipality in Ontario with a Charter

  • 2012 – FCM PCP Award for Milestones 3 & 4
  • 2013 – FCM PCP Award Milestone 5
  • 2013 – Hamilton Carbon Map

www.hamilton.ca/climatechange

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Total Greenhouse Gas Emissions Corporate and Community (2010) = 12,891,371 M tonnes (14.5% reduction from 2006)

Steel Industry 38% Industrial 48% Residential 5% Commercial 3% Waste 0% Water 0% Municipal 1% Agriculture 0% Transportation* 5%

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Community Emissions Changes 2006- 2010

7,619,150 9,683,719 976,916 550,765 964,590 9,701 20,547 109,380 40,834 7,757,526 12,635,784 1,068,148 617,678 964,590 105,798 25,155 135,038 41,995

2,000,000 4,000,000 6,000,000 8,000,000 10,000,000 12,000,000 14,000,000 Steel Industry Industrial Residential Commercial Transportation* Waste Water Municipal Agriculture

2010 Total CO2e 2006 Total CO2e

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MITIGATION ADAPTATION

GHG Mitigation and Adaptation Together

Green roofs Better insulation Permeable pavement Reduce peak demand Expand tree canopy Etc. Capture landfill gas Expand transit use Energy conservation Active transportation Sewer upgrades Heat alert system Control of invasive species Business continuity planning

Source: City of Toronto

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Behaviour Technology

Behaviour and Technology Together

Water Conservation Energy Conservation Sharing Resources – Car, Bike, Tools, Wastes Telecommute Active living – Biking, Walking Buy local/Reduce Consumption Plant Trees Civic Engagement Green Energy – Solar, Wind Smart Grid Hybrid, Electric Vehicles Green Infrastructure – LEED, Better design, Green Roofs/Walls

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What is a Climate Action Charter?

A published text which provides for

  • Agreement that there is a need for action because of the impacts of

Climate Change

  • Commitment to take action

– to measure baseline GHG as a starting point – to take action to reduce – to continue to measure – to report annually

  • Use by individual citizens and organizations and businesses of all

types and sizes

  • Voluntary commitment to engagement

Online http://climatechangehamilton.ca

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Charter Signatories

Online and Facebook - http://climatechangehamilton.ca

City of Hamilton, Mohawk College, McMaster University, Hamilton Conservation Authority, Hamilton District Labour Council, Hamilton- Wentworth District School Board, Hamilton Area Steelworkers, Union Gas, Blue Green Canada, Congress of Union Retirees of Canada, Hamilton 350, Clean Air Hamilton, North End Neighbours, St. James's Anglican Church, First Unitarian Church of Hamilton, Hamilton CarShare, Environment Hamilton, Green Venture, Sustainable Hamilton, Green Party – Hamilton Centre, Council of Canadians – Hamilton, Dundas in Transition, Greening Marketing Inc., Lura Consulting, REfficient Inc, ManoRun Organic Farm, McKibbon Wakefield Inc, Corr Research, the Hammer Active Alternative Transportation, Creating Healthy and Sustainable Environments, Eco Churches of West Hamilton, Hamilton/Burlington KAIROS, MacGreen, Beasley Neighbourhood, Royal Botanical Gardens, Discovery Rib Centre, Horizon Utilities, Bay Area Restoration Council….

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Engagement & Visuals

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Hamilton Community Action Map

Put your actions on the Map! www.mapclimatechange.ca