2. Pop Quiz

3. Venus Closest in size and chemical make-up

4. Local Water Impacts Warmer and drier summers –reduced supply –higher demand Stronger storms Sea levels rise

5. Warming environment No more Douglas Fir –Economic transition Health impacts –Increase in vector-borne diseases –Heat related illnesses 1961-19902070-2099

6. Wildfires Fires common in Western Oregon Human and ecosystem health Economic stability 1951-20002050-2099

8. How will future global droughts affect Multnomah County? Food Price Increases Influx of Climate Refugees

9. Why local action?

10. 2050 Goal: 80% reduction 2030 Interim goal: 40% reduction 2030 Objectives 2012 3 Year Actions 2009 Climate Action Plan

12. Goal: 80% Below 1990 Levels by 2050

13. Pop Quiz

14. Multnomah County CO2 Emission Sources

15. Eight Action Areas

16. County actions: Rooftop solar projects Environmental performance score (EPS)

17. County actions: EV charging stations Urban Growth Boundary

18. Pop Quiz

19. AMC DeLorean

20. County actions: Reduce waste/recycle Regulating waste in unincorporated areas

21. County actions: “Greenfrastructure” County ecoroofs

22. County actions: Multnomah Food Action Plan County CROPS

23. County actions: Multnomah Food Initiative Sustainability Film Series

24. County actions: Assess vulnerabilities Develop an action plan

25. County actions: Green building policy Implementation team

26. Quality of life matters

27. Pop Quiz

28. What does all this mean for you? =???

29. Good News!

30. Implementation Strategy

31. Board/Chair DRM’s Ops Council Sustainability Dept Dept PM Action PM Plan Management Roles & Responsibilities Action

33. Be a Change Agent As County Staff 1.Use the climate filter for decisions, operations, and service delivery 2.Work toward completing actions in the Plan 3.Reduce energy use every day As Community Members –Sign-up for renewable power –Weatherize your home –Use public transit –Reduce, Recycle, Reuse and Compost –Eat local food