{"id":50959,"date":"2023-07-01T02:01:59","date_gmt":"2023-07-01T02:01:59","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/world.350.org\/humboldt\/?p=50959"},"modified":"2024-10-11T23:28:26","modified_gmt":"2024-10-11T23:28:26","slug":"350-humboldt-lookout-for-june-2023","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/world.350.org\/humboldt\/350-humboldt-lookout-for-june-2023\/","title":{"rendered":"350 Humboldt LookOut for June, 2023"},"content":{"rendered":"

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

Arcata\u2019s planning commissioners grappled<\/strong> with the
\naffordable housing element<\/strong> of the Gateway Plan at the June 27
\nmeeting. The 138-acre infill redevelopment is Arcata\u2019s response to
\nthe challenges of population growth and climate change. Taller
\nbuildings would provide higher density for the area than the rest of
\nthe town, and a certain portion of the housing should be affordable.
\nHowever, the inclusionary zoning of the Gateway Plan proposed that
\ndevelopers be required to make only 3% of their projects affordable
\nfor people with low incomes and 5% for people with median incomes.<\/p>\n

Several of the commissioners have proposed increasing those numbers
\nto somewhere between 10 and 20 percent. But after a long discussion<\/a> of the constraints, trade-offs, and hurdles involved, the Planning
\nCommission voted 4 \u2013 1 to change those numbers to only 4%
\naffordable for low incomes and 9% for median incomes. Those numbers
\nare far from set in stone. The developers have the last word in many
\nways, and it\u2019s not possible to coerce them to take up these
\nprojects unless they can make what they consider a reasonable profit.<\/p>\n

The inclusionary zone\u2019s new proposed 4 and 9% percentages are
\ncalculated to not overlap the state\u2019s Density Bonus parameters. If
\nbuilders plan for a certain percentage of affordable housing, the
\nDensity Bonus law allows them to build denser projects (higher
\nbuildings) than what the base zoning allows. They also get to choose
\nup to four concessions from development standards in order to
\ndecrease their costs. Also, there are bound to be other requirements
\nwaived when the density of a project is increased as long as the
\ndeveloper can show that those regulatory constraints would make the
\nnew proposed density not feasible. Under state law a city cannot turn
\ndown these developer rights.<\/p>\n

The city wants more control. The Gateway Plan aims to design
\nneighborhoods featuring certain amenities detailed in its Community
\nBenefits Program. Extra landscaping, higher than required energy
\nefficiency, and green building materials are a few examples. When a
\ndeveloper chooses from this large menu, points are pegged to each
\nchosen item, and these points are bid credits. One of the community
\nbenefits is affordable housing.<\/p>\n

So there are two routes to affordable housing. One comes through
\nstate law but the developers have the right to turn down a certain
\nnumber of desirable development standards. The other route comes
\nthrough local inclusionary zoning with extra affordable housing
\nincentivized through the Community Benefits Program.<\/p>\n

The big question is if the Community Benefits Program is worth the
\ntrade-offs. (You can read a critique of the Community Benefits
\nProgram here<\/a>.) People who already object to the proposed
\nbuilding heights in the Gateway area should realize that developers
\ncomplying with the state\u2019s Density Bonus law will be able to
\nincrease those heights without anyone\u2019s input.<\/p>\n

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Local
\nclimate activists sent a message<\/strong><\/span><\/span>
\n<\/span><\/span>to
\n101 motorists<\/strong><\/span><\/span>
\non the morning of June 9. A banner demanding \u201cEnd the Era of Fossil
\nFuels\u201d was hung on both the northbound and southbound sides of the
\noverpass walkway connecting north G St. with LK Wood. <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

An
\nanonymous press release with photos stated that the \u201curgency to
\ntransition to renewable energy has never been more critical. Our
\nfuture\u2014the future of our communities, our children, and our
\nplanet\u2014hangs in the balance.\u201d Learn more about #EndTheEra <\/span><\/span>here<\/a>.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

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Anonymous photo sent to media<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

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At the first public hearing for two giant wood pellet factories<\/strong> proposed<\/a> for Tuolomne and Lassen counties, twenty four people
\nprotested manufacturing a product that will worsen the climate
\nemergency. The one voice in favor of the idea obligingly offered his
\nopinion that climate change is a hoax.<\/p>\n

Many of the commenters also spoke about the various polluting,
\ndangerous aspects of manufacturing and transporting wood pellets. 350
\nHumboldt focused on the bottom line for the climate, which is that
\nthe carbon footprint<\/a> of burning one million tons of wood
\npellets every year severely challenges the benefits of thinning the
\nforest to make it healthier and less vulnerable to catastrophic fire.<\/p>\n

To complicate matters further, fuel load reductions in the forest
\nmust be done so carefully that the science behind them has become controversial<\/a>. Some foresters believe that thinning projects
\ndo not remedy the problem and may even make forests more prone to
\nwildfire. Whatever the solution may be, burning the resulting wood
\nwaste from these projects makes matters worse.<\/p>\n

Golden State Financial Authority is the lead agency for the EIR
\nprocess, which has presumably begun now that the first public review
\nperiod has ended. Humboldt county supervisor, Rex Bohn, serves on the
\nboard of that agency and also on the board of Golden State Natural
\nResources, which is the agency that dreamed up this idea.<\/p>\n

You can sign a petition and make a comment through EPIC\u2019s website here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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On the local biomass front<\/strong>, we are still trying to persuade
\nRedwood Coast Energy Authority to stop buying biomass electricity
\nfrom Humboldt Sawmill Company. RCEA\u2019s current contract with the biomass plant in Scotia runs into 2031 despite its pledge to supply Humboldt county with a
\nhundred percent clean energy by 2025. HSC’s numerous federal and state law
\nviolations [see our fact sheet<\/a>] gives RCEA sufficient grounds
\nto terminate its contract if it wants to do so.<\/p>\n

Making electricity out of wood waste turns a disposal problem into a
\nprofitable business. That wouldn\u2019t be such a bad idea if
\natmospheric CO2 weren\u2019t at a crisis level<\/a>. Nowadays the
\nchallenge is to find ways to handle wood waste that emit minimal
\ncarbon over the longest period of time as possible. The old-fashioned
\nincineration method must quickly yield to less carbon-intensive technologies<\/a>.<\/p>\n

We have also signed on to the legal petition<\/a> submitted to CPUC
\nto close its greenhouse gas loophole for biomass electricity
\nproducers. They are not required to conform to the Emissions
\nPerformance Standard that applies to other electricity producers. The
\nCenter for Biological Diversity delivered the petition to the CPUC on
\nJune 20th<\/sup>.<\/p>\n

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anonymous Scotia resident<\/p>\n

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Fifty
\nhigh school students in California<\/strong><\/span><\/span>
\nwill participate in a <\/span><\/span>climate program<\/a>
\nto learn climate activism skills this summer. The CA Youth Climate
\nPolicy Leadership Program is a collaboration between the Bay Area
\nSierra Club and Ten Strands, a non-profit that specializes in k-12
\nenvironmental literacy. Students who make it through the three month
\ncourse will receive a $500 stipend. Ten of those students will
\nreceive their stipend because of the generous support from the 350
\nHumboldt donors who responded to our fundraiser. No student from
\nHumboldt will participate in the program, but maybe next year.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

We are also
\nproud to announce that 350 Humboldt member Jamie Blatter will be one
\nof the mentors chosen to pass along their organizing skills. Upon
\ngraduating from the program, the students will test their skills by
\nleading a campaign with well-defined climate policy goals in their
\nschool or district. May they rock the boat!<\/span><\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

The 350
\nHumboldt Book Club<\/strong><\/span>
\nis reading a book with the therapeutic title, <\/span>I
\nwant a Better Catastrophe: Navigating the Climate Crisis with Grief,
\nHope, and Gallows Humor<\/em><\/span>
\nby Andrew Boyd. The book club will discuss this book at 7 PM on July
\n24.. People who haven\u2019t finished it or read it at all are still
\nwelcome to attend. Zoomlink: \u00a0<\/span>https:\/\/us02web.zoom.us\/j\/87104876080?pwd=Q1Z2Z0d3K3V0UE9EN2Z0TlFweTZndz09
\n<\/a><\/p>\n

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CalPERS, largest public pension fund in the nation, and CalSTRS,
\nsecond largest<\/strong>, oppose a proposed California bill SB 252 that
\nwould force them to divest from fossil fuels. Both funds would have
\neight years to liquidate investments in the 200 companies that have
\nthe biggest carbon reserves and biggest potential for future
\nemissions. Marcie Frost<\/a>, CEO of CalPERS said the divestment
\nmovement isn\u2019t operating \u201cthrough an investor lens. It feels like
\nthey\u2019re coming through a morality lens.\u201d<\/p>\n

Despite widespread support from many of their own members, the
\npension funds CEOs cite their responsibility to maximize their
\nmembers\u2019 financial security. This is the concept of fiduciary duty. Three New York City pension funds that divested from their fossil
\nfuel holdings were recently sued<\/a> for not making decisions
\nsolely calculated on maximum financial returns for pension members.<\/p>\n

Considering the intense uncertainty and outright perils<\/a> of a
\nworld in the throes of climate change, \u201csecurity\u201d is a peculiar
\nword to use as a reason to keep financing the fossil fuels that are
\nmechanically sowing chaos throughout civilization.<\/p>\n

After the Senate passed 252, Assemblywoman Tina McKinnor, chair of
\nthe Public Employment and Retirement Committee kicked the can down
\nthe road by scheduling an informational hearing in the fall. SB 252
\nwill hibernate after that until the next legislative session starts
\nin February. Its opponents\u2019 security may be short-lived.<\/p>\n

Tina McKinnor may be contacted here<\/a>, or you can send her a
\nletter at One West Manchester Blvd. Suite 601, Inglewood CA 90301.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

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