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Paris Agreement (2015) UN IPCC Report (2018) Significant differences between 1.5 degrees C and 2 degrees C Health Water supply Livelihoods Economic growth Food security UN IPCC Report (2018) 1.5 .5 degrees C vs 2 2 degrees C Population


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Paris Agreement (2015)

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UN IPCC Report (2018)

Significant differences between 1.5 degrees C and 2 degrees C

Water supply Economic growth Health Livelihoods Food security

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UN IPCC Report (2018) 1.5 .5 degrees C vs 2 2 degrees C

■Population exposed to wa water stress 50 50% % lo lower. ■Hu Hundreds of m f millions fe fewer pe peopl ple at risk of climate-related po poverty.

Cu Current commitments = disastrous 3C 3C of warming.

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Path to 1.5 degrees:

45% reduction of G f GHG b by 2030 and n net-zero b by 2050

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Local Climate Action Plans

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Climate Action Plan Report Card

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Report Card Grading Criteria

Equity Jobs Clean Energy Energy efficiency Water conservation Building electrification Transportation Land use Affordable housing Zero waste Tree Canopy Green Infrastructure

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Report Card Key Findings

■Not hitting targets. ■No path to carbon neutrality. ■Not o

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to secure a s safe and liva vable fu future.

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So What Do We Do?: We need... ■To think bigger and bolder. ■To align efforts and maximize resources. ■A path to carbon neutrality. ■A comprehensive plan to make our region sustainable, prosperous, and equitable.

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Why Now? 1) National Green New Deal

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National GND Resolution

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Cortez and Ma Markey resolut ution, , the Gre Green New De Deal br brings s together into one co coherent whole —

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a multitude of in interlockin ing, , mutually-co complementary, , and cr critica cally-ne necessary projects.” .”

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National GND Goals

“A “Achieve net net-zero g greenhouse gas em emis issio ions ns through a fair and just transition for all communities and workers.”

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National GND Goals

“C “Create millions of g good, , high-wa wage jo jobs and ensure prosperity and economic security for all people of the United States.”

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National GND Goals

“In Invest i in t the i infrastructure a and industry o

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the U United S States to su sust stainably meet the challenges of the 21st century.”

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National GND Goals

“S “Secure clean air a and w water, , climate and c community resilience, h , healthy food, a , access to n nature, a , and a a sustainable environment for a all.” .”

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National GND Goals

“P “Promote justice a and e equity by stopping current, preventing future, and repairing historic oppression of frontline and vulnerable communities.”

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An Unprecedented Opportunity “A national mobilization of the size and scale of the Green New Deal presents an unp unprecedent nted opportuni unity to el eliminate e po poverty in the United States and to make wealth, p , prosperity, , and se security available to every person who participates in the transition.”

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Why Now? 2) New Political Landscape in Region

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Bring This Unprecedented Opportunity to Our Region

Opportunity to g get t to n net-zero, i , invest in h high-paying green union j jobs a and make o

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region m more s sustainable, , equitable and p prosperous. .

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