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11/16/2020
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6.A. - Page 83 of 251 <br />Conclusion <br />Conclusion <br />The challenge of preparing for and mitigating the effects of climate change is unprecedented in its scale and <br />potential disruption to our way of living. Recent climate disasters have given us a preview of what could become <br />the "new abnormal." <br />We must act now. However, in the face of daunting headlines, we remain hopeful and resolved, and know what we <br />need to do to move forward. We have the solutions to reduce emissions, increase efficiency, promote economic <br />vitality, and improve our quality of life. <br />This CAP provides an overarching, strategic framework for Redwood City to achieve the goal of reducing GHG <br />emissions by 50 percent by 2030, on the way to carbon neutrality well before 2045. While developing and publishing <br />this CAP is an important step, it's even more critical that this CAP remain a living document, to be updated as <br />technology and policies progress. <br />The City Council's Strategic Plan includes the Guiding Principle of Sustainability: to proactively address <br />environmental concerns to protect our community. By implementing and supporting climate protection and <br />sustainability programs, the Climate Action Plan includes ideas for our City government to "walk the talk" by <br />implementing practices that minimize the City's own impacts on the environment and that serve as an example for <br />the energy efficiency, water conservation and alternative transportation programs and services our Climate Action <br />Plan calls for establishing in our community. This Climate Action Plan is an important step that builds on the City's <br />current efforts in environmental stewardship and protection. <br />This CAP not only supports the City's efforts to manage its own GHG emissions, it's a call -to -action to residents, <br />community institutions, and businesses to take an active part in our transition to a low -carbon future and clean <br />economy. In this process, Redwood City will foster a vibrant economy, increase its resiliency, and support a <br />collective vision for a livable and sustainable community for generations to come. <br />City of Redwood City Climate Action Plan 72 <br />388 <br />
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