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The LookOut is a monthly digest of climate issues and recent
\ndevelopments in our neighborhood.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

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The <\/strong>most recent<\/strong> draft <\/strong>Regional<\/strong> Climate Action Plan emerged on August 13.<\/strong> Interested parties are invited to read it<\/a> and send written comments to the Planning Department by
\nSeptember 13. A hybrid public meeting about the RCAP will take place
\non September 10 at 6 PM at the Wharfinger in Eureka. Click here<\/a> for how to attend remotely via Microsoft Teams. The RCAP is a roadmap
\nfor how the county will reduce its greenhouse gas emissions in line
\nwith state mandates.<\/p>\n

Because
\nit seems unlikely that any modifications of the draft plan would be
\nmade before the Environmental Impact Report process begins, the
\npurpose of this first round of public discussion is a little unclear.
\nHowever, it does give us more time to prepare our comments. The
\nPlanning Department plans to file a Notice of Preparation for the EIR
\nany day now. Next comes the public Scoping meeting on September 17
\nfrom 3:30 PM to 5 PM at the Agricultural Center in Eureka (5630 South
\nBroadway). It\u2019s not known yet if that meeting will also be hybrid.
\n<\/em><\/p>\n

The
\nScoping meeting and subsequent thirty-day comment period provide the
\ngeneral public with an opportunity to comment on the potential
\nenvironmental impacts of the measures in the draft and to propose
\nalternatives before the county finishes preparing the draft EIR. Once
\nthe DEIR is made public, a 45-day comment period begins. The county
\nhopes that the final report [FEIR], which contains answers to the
\nquestions raised about the DEIR, will be completed and adopted
\nsometime in June of 2025.<\/p>\n

This
\ntimeline leaves only four and a half years before 2030, which is the
\nfirst deadline for emissions reductions\u201440% below 1990 levels by
\n2030. The second deadline is 2045 for full carbon neutrality. The
\nmore we fall short of the 2030 target, the more we\u2019ll have to
\nachieve by 2045. The process of writing a regional Climate Action
\nPlan began in 2019. The COVID-19 pandemic can be blamed for at least
\npart of the delay, and the other reasons are probably familiar to
\nmany around the world as greenhouse gases accumulate in the
\natmosphere. A first draft RCAP finally came out last year.<\/p>\n

Rincon
\nConsultants, which was originally hired to write a DEIR for that
\nfirst draft, advised the county that its measures were too ambitious
\nand unlikely to deliver the emissions target. The consultants
\nproceeded to write the current draft and will also write the DEIR for
\ntheir own work, stirring concerns in some quarters about how
\nobjective the results will be. The extensive public review process
\nmay settle that question.<\/p>\n

If
\nits measures are found to be realistically attached to the targeted
\nreductions, it will be considered a qualified RCAP, allowing the
\ncounty to streamline CEQA for new projects.<\/p>\n

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Humboldt Sawmill
\nCompany<\/strong> proposes to <\/strong>install equipment upgrades
\n<\/strong>at its biomass plant <\/strong>that <\/strong>could allow<\/strong> its
\nboilers operate 24\/7 every day of the year<\/strong>.<\/strong> Currently, tar
\nbuildup in the three boilers causes frequent, prolonged shutdowns.
\nAccording to a table in its application for this Significant
\nModification, particulate pollution and CO2 emissions could
\nquintuple. Toxic chemical<\/a> emissions would also greatly
\nincrease.<\/p>\n

The vice-president
\nof operations at the Mendocino Redwoods Family of Companies recently
\nrevealed to RCEA\u2019s Biomass Technical Advisory Group that the plant
\nhas been importing woody residues from other sources in addition to
\nburning its own waste. The sawmill company has always made the case
\nthat burning its waste with some pollution controls and using the
\nenergy released is the most feasibly environmental way of dealing
\nwith the byproduct of making lumber. Now we realize that HSC isn\u2019t
\njust trying to dispose of its own waste but is making the dirtiest
\nelectricity possible as a profitable sideline to making lumber. With
\nthe equipment upgrade it expects its neighbors, including a school
\nthree blocks away, to deal with the drastically increased pollution
\nof using its 38-year-old boilers to their maximum capacity without
\ninstalling more pollution controls.<\/p>\n

The North Coast
\nUnified Air Quality Management District held a hearing on August 26
\nto hear comments from the public about this proposed Significant
\nModification. Two members of 350 Humboldt were the only commenters.
\nWe reminded the air district that the Significant Modification is
\nproposed for a permit which doesn\u2019t seem to exist. The EPA has no
\nrecord of it being filed in 2018, and if the air district does, it
\nhas ignored public information requests. Even if the old permit was
\nlegally filed in 2018, HSC failed to renew<\/a> it in time,
\naccording to the stated requirements. 350\u2019s comments may be used as
\nthe basis of an appeal to the EPA.<\/p>\n

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Climate and
\nutility justice activists, organized by 350.org, unleashed a <\/strong>series of protests<\/a> in <\/strong>seventeen<\/strong> states from the
\neast coast to the west during the third week of August<\/strong>. More than
\ntwo dozen separate gatherings plus at least thirty published
\neditorials all hammered on the same message: Make way for an energy
\nsystem that benefits us all. That means clean, affordable energy for
\nall.<\/p>\n

At least one of
\nthese protests bore immediate fruit. PSC utility company suspended<\/a> its electricity rate hike until May in West Virginia. On Long Island,
\npeople protested a dire situation<\/a> with gas bills set to rise an average of $33 per
\nmonth. You can watch four minutes of footage<\/a>
\nfrom the protest in San Diego.<\/p>\n

Three newspapers
\npublished 350 Humboldt\u2019s open letter<\/a> to Senator
\nMcGuire about the California Public Utility Commision and PG&E
\nteaming up to place utility profits above the clean energy
\nconversion. The legislature can do a lot to change the role utilities
\nplay in our lives. The campaign continues.<\/p>\n

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Week of Action protest<\/strong><\/p>\n


\n<\/strong>
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The
\nAmerican Rescue Plan Act <\/strong>delivered
\n$500,000 to <\/strong>the
\ncity of <\/strong>Arcata
\nthis year<\/strong>.<\/strong>
\nPresident
\nBiden signed the legislation
\nin 2021 to help with economic recovery from the pandemic. The
\ncity
\nhas
\ndedicated the
\nARPA
\nfunds
\nto
\nclimate-related projects. If you have seen Arcata police zipping
\naround on e-bikes, you\u2019ve seen the fruit of one of those projects.<\/p>\n

Facility
\nupgrades to reduce energy use and greenhouse gas emissions will take
\nthe lion\u2019s share of funding, plus some extra from an
\nECAA (Energy Conservation Assistance Act) 1% interest loan. The
\nimprovements will include lighting at Redwood Park, bike lockers at
\nCity Hall, and a water heater for the Community Center.
\nUnfortunately, a grant program to support low-income households
\nupgrade to electric, energy-efficient appliances has been put on hold
\nbecause of court challenges to All Electric Initiatives in other
\nCalifornia cities. Some of that money has been reallocated to RCEA\u2019s
\nE-bike incentive program.<\/p>\n

Arcata
\ncity manager Karen Diemer, who shared the list of ARPA-funded,
\nclimate-related projects with us, also let us know about other
\nprojects that will be financed from other sources. Those include the
\nfree bus services during June and July this summer, more
\nenergy-efficient lighting, working on the regional CAP, electrifying
\nthe municipal fleet and equipment, and the Complete Streets treatment
\nfor Old Arcata Rd.<\/p>\n

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350
\nHumboldt calendar<\/strong><\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

September\u2019s
\ngeneral meeting will be on Wednesday the 4th<\/strong> at 6 PM<\/strong>.
\nhttps:\/\/us02web.zoom.us\/j\/84370554552?pwd=V2phMDBOUlNiS3hLL1BQSHNIVDFTQT09<\/a><\/u><\/p>\n

For<\/strong>
\nSeptember 7, No on F campaign <\/strong>organizers<\/strong> invite the
\npublic to a meeting at the House of Nice from 2 PM to 6 PM at 712 5th
\nStreet. <\/strong>There will be an
\norientation for canvassers, who will work
\nin pairs. Others can work on art that is relevant to the No
\non F campaign, and yet others will get tips to help with writing
\nletters to the editor. Snacks and camaraderie are promised! If
\nyou can\u2019t make it but want to financially support the campaign,
\ndonate at https:\/\/www.realhousing4eureka.com\/donate<\/a>
\n<\/u>or
\nsend a check to No on F at PO Box7284 Eureka CA 95502<\/p>\n

The<\/strong> book
\nclub<\/strong> meets on <\/strong>September 23<\/strong> at 7 PM<\/strong>. The book
\nis Climate Capitalism: Winning the Race to Zero Emissions and
\nSolving the Crisis of Our Age<\/em> by Akshat Rathi. (October\u2019s book
\nis Not the End of the World: How We Can Be the First Generation to
\nBuild a Sustainable Planet<\/em> by Hannah Ritchie.) Everyone welcome
\neven if you haven\u2019t read the book.
\nhttps:\/\/us02web.zoom.us\/j\/87104876080?pwd=Q1Z2Z0d3K3V0UE9EN2Z0TlFweTZndz09<\/a><\/p>\n

Our
\nnext Speaker Series event <\/strong>is
\nscheduled for<\/strong>
\nSeptember 30 at 7 PM<\/strong>.
\nCiara Emery of RWE and Erik Peckar of Vineyard
\nWind will talk about how they got interested in
\noffshore
\nwind, what messages they\u2019re getting from affected communities, and
\nhow this is all going to work out.
\nhttps:\/\/us02web.zoom.us\/j\/82720663914?pwd=swGBZck85JNF0p8erefm3RmYbdtVvD.1<\/a><\/p>\n

Join us for
\nl<\/strong>etter writing<\/strong> every Sunday night at 7 PM on Zoom.
\nhttps:\/\/us02web.zoom.us\/j\/84789051501?pwd=L3pJL0t1am5EblJRVWZhUWFIenpIdz09<\/a><\/p>\n

Members of 350 Humboldt’s Outreach Committee tabling at the Co-Op<\/p>\n\"\"\n

Kate Hitt<\/p>\n

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More News<\/strong><\/p>\n

The river be undammed!<\/strong> On
\nAugust 28 the last barriers to the free flow<\/a> of the Klamath
\nfell as river lovers celebrated. The victory brought particular joy<\/a> to local tribes who fought many years for a restoration of salmon
\nruns so important to their traditions. A final gush of sediment
\nclouded the river and lowered its oxygen level for many miles, but soon flushed out. Things are looking good for Chinook this autumn.<\/p>\n

Five major tributaries are also
\nbeing restored so they will run free and cold again and provide
\nsalmon with cold-water refuges like they used to over a hundred years
\nago. Overall, the river is cooling down as the three reservoirs no
\nlonger store the summer heat. That influence lasted into the autumn,
\nwhich delayed the fall run of Chinook by up to three weeks.<\/p>\n

A massive effort<\/a> involving
\ntribal crews and RES is re-vegetating the land where the reservoirs
\nonce drowned everything. The first stage involved 65,000 pounds of
\nnative seeds, plus 78,000 shrubs and trees. This work is ongoing for
\nmany years.<\/p>\n

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Almost a year ago <\/strong>California<\/strong> authorized<\/a> its<\/strong> Department of Water
\nResources <\/strong>[DWR] <\/strong>to procure large chunks of <\/strong>offshore
\n<\/strong>wind energy and resell them to utilities and other
\nload-serving entities such as CCAs.<\/strong> This insertion of the
\ngovernment into the energy business reassures private developers who
\nrisk huge investments in infrastructure for certain types of energy
\nsuch as offshore wind and geothermal. Utilities and LSEs don\u2019t
\nhave as much buying clout as the state.<\/p>\n

The Public Utilities Commission took
\nthe next step<\/a> last week by setting a \u201cneed determination\u201d
\nfor 7.6 GW of offshore wind by 2035. This isn\u2019t exactly an ironclad
\nguarantee that the DWR will buy that amount, no matter the price. The
\nPUC stipulates certain conditions that reduce cost and will be
\nincorporated into future bids. It also took care to designate a
\nsmaller amount than the capacity of full build-out, so there will
\nstill be room for competition and further cost reductions as wind
\noperations gain experience and iron out the wrinkles.<\/p>\n

Like any new technology, offshore wind
\ncosts will decrease as the industry learns and scales up. The same
\nthing happened with solar energy, which is today cheaper than any
\nother electricity. Offshore wind has the potential to generate large
\namounts of energy while the sun is down and can be used to make green
\nhydrogen during the night when everyone is sleeping.<\/p>\n

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