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Chapter 2: Berkeley's Greenhoue Gas Emissions Estimates

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WHY CONDUCT A GHG EMISSIONS INVENTORY?

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Measure G targets an 80 percent greenhouse gas emissions reduction below 2000 levels by the year 2050. To ensure that we stay on course to meet this long-term target, it makes sense to set interim, short-term targets and to track our emissions reduction progress over time by conducting regular, community-wide greenhouse gas emissions inventories.

It helps to think of an inventory as a "snapshot" of our community's emissions for a given year. This "snapshot" is a useful policy tool because it quantifies the main sources of heat-trapping emissions for which our community is responsible. Equipped with this knowledge, we can better target our climate actions to address those actions.

To learn more about Berkeley's GHG emissions inventory and GHG reduction targets, click the link below.

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