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CA Climate Change Agencies
- California EPA
- CA Resources Agency
- State and Consumer Services Agency
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- Attorney General
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- Caltrans
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- Dept Fish and Game
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- Dept of Forestry & Fire Protection
- Dept of General Services
- Dept of Toxic Substances Control
- Dept of Water Resources
- Governor's Office of Planning and Research
- Green California (Dept General Services)
- Integrated Waste Management Board
- Public Utilities Commission
- State Water Resources Control Board
- University of California Campuses
Key Federal Agencies, Academic & Nonprofit Groups
- California Institute for Energy and Environment
- Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Climate Program Office
- PEW Center on Global Climate Change
- U.S. EPA
- U.N. Climate Change
- WESTCARB - West Coast Carbon Sequestration
- Western Climate Initiative
- Western Interstate Energy Board
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Archive of 2002-2006 Events
Note: Not all meetings held by CalEPA, the Air Resources Board, and the Energy Commission on climate change issues have been recorded here. Please visit those agencies individual websites.
2006
- ARB Chairman's Seminar Series
Information and presentations from these workshops is posted on the ARB website at www.arb.ca.gov/research/seminars/sem06/sem06.htm.
December 11, 2006: Denise Sheehan, Commissioner, New York Department of Environmental Conservation, and Franz Litz, RGGI Working Group Chair - Regional Greehouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) in the Northeast States
November 30, 2006: David L. Goodstein, Ph.D., CalTech - Out of Gas: The End of the Age of Oil
November 29, 2006: Conference on Economic Impact Modeling of Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Market and Non-Market based Strategies (some background materials have been posted)
November 15, 2006: United Kingdom Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - UK Experience in Developing National Climate Change Policy
November 14, 2006: ABrian McLean, Ph.D., U.S. EPA - Acid Rain - U.S. Cap and Trade
October 20, 2006: Dallas Burtraw, Senior Fellow, Resources for the Future - Design Elements for a Successful CO2 Trading Program
May 16, 2006: Alex Farrell, Ph.D. - Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Fuel Ethanol: Separating the Confusion from the Uncertainties
January 12, 2006: Alan W. Gertler, Ph.D. - Development and Validation of a Predictive Model to Assess the Impact of Coastal Zone Emissions on Urban Scale Air Quality
December 1, 2006: Workshop on Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventory and Mandatory Reporting
- September 13 - 15, 2006 Third Annual Climate Change Research Conference
- June 27 & 28, 2006 - Climate Action Team Technology Symposium
- June 7, 2006 - Workshop on Updating the Greenhouse Gas Inventory
- Regional Climate Action Team Meetings
- May 17, 2006 - Los Angeles 2 to 4 p.m.
- May 19, 2006 - San Diego (La Jolla) 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
- May 30, 2006 - Fresno 3 to 5 p.m.
- June 6, 2006 - Sacramento 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Ronald Reagan State Building
300 So. Spring Street, Los Angeles
Regulation in a Market-Based Economy: How Do We Meet the Governor's Targets?
Environmental protection and economic progress are critical to California's thriving future. The purpose of this panel is to discuss how to create market-based solutions that are equitable and effective in reaching the Governor's aggressive climate change emission targets.
SIO Library, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
8755 Biological Grade, La Jolla, Calif.
Impact of Climate Change on California's Oceans and Coastline
As temperatures rise, California's coastal zone will be increasingly threatened by rising sea levels, warmer ocean waters and increased coastal storms - affecting water quality and supply, sea life and the coastal tourism industry. This panel will examine these threats and discuss strategies to help mitigate the impacts.
Hugh Burns State Building
2550 Mariposa Mall, Fresno, Calif.
Bio-energy: Can Biofuels Provide a Clean Alternative to Traditional Energy Sources?
Abundant biologically-derived renewable materials have the capacity to produce heat, electric power, transportation fuels and other useful products. Bio-energy helps contribute to the state's energy supply and is vital to waste and resource management efforts. Biofuels can be a significant part of our energy mix and will play an important role in meeting the Governor's climate change emission reduction targets."California Bioenergy Action Plan," presentation by James D. Boyd, Commissioner California Energy Commission and Chair Bioenergy Interagency Working Group. (PDF file, 14 pages, 222 kb)
"California Climate Action Team," presentation by John Shears. (PDF file, 17 pages, 2.37 mb)
"Bioenergy - Clean alternative?," presentation by Bryan M. Jenkins, Robert B. Williams, University of California, Davis. (PDF file, 13 pages, 260 kb)
Byron Sher Auditorium
CalEPA Headquarters Building
1001 I Street, Sacramento, Calif.
"CPUC Climate Policies and California's GHG Emissions Reduction Goals," Presentation by Michael R. Peevey, President, California Public Utilities Commission. (PDF file, 10 pages, 629 kb)
Climate Change Emission Reduction Technologies and California's Leadership & Innovation in the Clean Tech Industry
Time:
Tuesday, June 27, 2006 (3 p.m. to 6 p.m.)
Wednesday, June 28, 2006 (8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.)
Where:
CalEPA Headquarters Building
1001 I Street
Sacramento, California
Invitation to Climate Change Technology Symposium (PDF file, 1 page, 159 kb)
Draft Agenda for Climate Change Technology Symposium (PDF file, 2 pages, 51 kb)
Presentations
"California Climate Action Team Technology Symposium". Presentation by Dan Adler, Director, Technology and Policy Development, CalCEF. (PDF file, 7 pgs, 109 kb)
"Renewable Energy Technologies, Climate Action Team Technology". Presentation by Barry Cinnamon, President, CAL SEIA. (PDF file, 13 pgs, 140 kb)
"Reducing Green House Gases in New Homes". Presentation by Rob Hammon, Ph.D. Principal, BIRA. (PDF file, 14 pgs, 315 kb)
"Neste Oil Corporation's NEXBTL® Renewable Diesel". Presentation by Cal Hodge, President, A 2nd Opinion, Inc. (PDF file, 5 pgs, 160 kb)
"California Leadership and Innovation in Clean Technologies". Presentation by Ray Lane. (PDF file, 20 pgs, 1.2 mb)
"New Technologies for Energy Efficiency - The Time is Now". Presentation by Jonathan Livingston, Emerging Technologies Team Lead Pacific Gas and Electric Company. (PDF file, 10 pgs, 76 kb)
"Biomass and Greenhouse Gases". (PDF file, 7 pgs, 650 kb)
"Appliance, Equipment, And Consumer Electronics: Opportunities Ahead". Presentation by Ted Pope, Energy Solutions. (PDF file, 21 pgs, 265 kb)
"The Promise Of California Wind In Addressing Climate Change". Presentation by Nancy Rader, Executive Director, CalWEA. (PDF file, 11 pgs, 145 kb)
"Climate Change and Waste Management". Presentation by Chuck White, Director of Regulatory Affairs, West, WM. (PDF file, 7 pgs, 640 kb)
Process Flow Diagram. International Environmental Solutions. (PDF file, 1 pg, 137 kb)
Bertram 2. (PDF file, 1 pg, 270 kb)
Hand out from Neste Oil Corporation. (PDF file, 4 pgs, 1.5 MB)
California Energy Commission committee workshop on updating the greenhouse gas inventory produced by electricity generated out-of-state.
For more information, please go to: www.energy.ca.gov/global_climate_change/inventory
2005
- November 15, 2005 - Energy Commission Staff Workshop for the California Climate Action Registry on the Cement Industry Greenhouse Gas Emission Draft Protocols
- October 24, 2005 - Climate Action Team Cap and Trade Subgroup Meeting
- September 23, 2005 - "Improved Materials Management: Quantifying the Energy and Climate Benefits of Recycling," presentation by Henry Ferland, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's lead researcher on the effects of recycling programs on climate change. Presentation given at the Coastal Hearing Room at CalEPA. (PDF file, 22 pages, 1.6 megabytes)
- Climate Change Research Conference: September 14-16, 2005, Sacramento, California
"FROM CLIMATE TO ECONOMICS AND BACK: Mitigation and Adaptation Options for California and the Western United States," 2nd Annual Climate Change Research Conference, at Sacramento Radisson Hotel. - September 13, 2005 - Climate Action Team Meeting.
- August 29, 2005 - - Climate Action Meeting.
- July 28, 2005 - Climate Action Stakeholders Meeting.
- Global Warming Solutions 2005: What's on the Climate Horizon - Risks and Benefits for Businesses, Investors and Financial Institutions, June 8 & 9, 2005, Roosevelt Hotel, New York City
- "Species Response to Climate Change For California Ecosystems" - May 20, 2005, PIER Program Informal Seminar at California Energy Commission Building.
- PIER Presentation to Commission Staff: Optimization of Product Life Cycles to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions in California, by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory March 16th, 2005. (Powerpoint 42 slides, 880 kilobytes)
- CPUC / Energy Commission En Banc Hearing on Global Climate Change - February 23, 2005, San Francisco
2004
- Seminar: October 28, 2004, Effects of Anthropogenic Aerosol Particles on California Climate.
Presentation by Professor Mark Jacobson from Stanford University. - August 30, 2004, Seminar on Climate and Energy: A Preliminary Analysis Presentation by Scripps Institution of Oceanography
- Notice of "Seminar"
- Documents, Reports and Presentations
NOAA California Energy Security Project," presentation by Scripps Inst. of Oceanography, University of Washington (Seattle), SAIC. Date Uploaded: August 30, 2004 (PDF file, 75 pages, 5.3 megabytes - Note file size!)
"Climate Variability and Change: CalEnergy Project," presentation by Guido Franco, California Energy Commission, Climate Change Research. Date Uploaded: August 30, 2004 (PDF file, 8 pages, 518 kilobytes)
"PIER Environmental Area," presentation by Joe O'Hagen, California Energy Commission. Date Uploaded: August 30, 2004 (PDF file, 3 pages, 151 kilobytes)
- June 9-10, 2004, First Annual Climate Change Research Conference: FROM CLIMATE TO ECONOMICS: Anticipating Impacts of Climate Change In California.
2002
- Seminar: Presentations from February 15, 2002, Seminar on Climate Change.
(Date online: 2/15/02, Microsoft Powerpoint Presentations, 4 files)
