{"id":51052,"date":"2023-02-01T04:45:32","date_gmt":"2023-02-01T04:45:32","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/world.350.org\/humboldt\/?p=51052"},"modified":"2024-10-11T23:32:59","modified_gmt":"2024-10-11T23:32:59","slug":"350-humboldt-lookout-for-january-2023","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/world.350.org\/humboldt\/350-humboldt-lookout-for-january-2023\/","title":{"rendered":"350 Humboldt LookOut for January 2023"},"content":{"rendered":"

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

 <\/p>\n

Many
\npeople lined up at the podium at the Board of Supervisors<\/strong> meeting
\nto support a bond measure<\/a> for local energy resiliency
\nprojects. That was on March 17, 2020, less than a week before Covid
\nlockdown. An ad hoc subcommittee of Redwood Coast Energy Authority\u2019s
\nCommunity Advisory Committee has kept the idea alive.<\/p>\n

According
\nto Aisha Cissna, the Regulatory and Legislative Policy Manager for
\nRCEA, and author of this staff report<\/a>,<\/em> the RCEA board will be
\nasked at its February meeting to direct staff to pursue suitable
\nfinancing mechanisms. Possibilities to be investigated include
\ntraditional bond financing, microbonds<\/a>,<\/em>
\nInflation Reduction Act
\nincentives, <\/em>and regulation crowdfunding<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The CAC
\nsubcommittee decided that key criteria for projects would be energy
\nresilience, revenue, greenhouse gas reduction, direct community
\nbenefits, plus support for critical facilities should be prioritized.
\nSo far the list includes utility-scale solar arrays plus storage in
\nHoopa, Willow Creek, and Eel River Valley. An energy storage project
\nis envisioned in Blue Lake (where a 25-acre solar array through the
\ndevelopers, Renewable Properties, has already been approved).<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

>>><<<<\/strong><\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

The
\nPlanning Commission gave its blessing<\/strong> to a proposed 7 MW solar installation<\/a> on the outskirts of Arcata. The facility plans to
\nstore much of that energy in 2 humongous high-range lithium iron
\nphosphate batteries and presumably release it during peak usage
\ntimes. That strategy makes the energy even more valuable.<\/p>\n

Though
\nthe 30-acre field is currently zoned for agriculture, its proximity
\nto transmission lines is an advantage for electricity production.
\nExisting roads already provide most of the access needed, and the
\nflat open topography means minimal ground disturbance or vegetation
\nremoval. The president of Renewable America described how the panels
\nare fastened directly to the ground by steel skewers, so no concrete
\nfoundations are necessary. However, a concrete equipment pad will
\nmeasure fifty by a hundred feet. Concrete can be removed and even
\nrecycled during the decommissioning process that could happen
\nthirty-five years from now unless everyone is happy for the situation
\nto continue.<\/p>\n

Though
\n350 Humboldt endorses this project it would be even more exciting to cover the roofs<\/a> of big box stores with solar panels and build
\nsolar canopies over parking lots<\/a>. Until then, those thirty
\nacres on Foster Avenue can still be used for agriculture while also
\nproducing electricity. Agrovoltaics<\/a> is all the rage right
\nnow. The developers offer to work with the Pollinator Habitat
\nProgram. Farmers host bee hives and can even grow shade-tolerant
\ncrops between the panels. Livestock grazing is also highly feasible
\nalthough the president of Renewable America cautioned that goats
\ncould damage the equipment. \u201cNo goats!\u201d<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n\"\"\n

The new Planning Commission chair<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

With
\nNatalie Arroyo replacing Virginia Bass on the Board of Supervisors<\/strong>,
\nhope abounds for greater environmental emphasis on the county level.
\nA few changes are already in place that bode well. The board has
\ndropped support for widening 101 through Richardson Grove<\/a> from
\nits legislative platform. Updated annually, the legislative platform,
\nindicates the board\u2019s broad position on issues that are likely to
\ncome up during the year. After Supervisor Madrone voiced his intent
\nto vote against the platform if support for the Caltrans project
\nin Richardson Grove were included, Arroyo proposed that the board
\nsimply leave it out<\/a> of the platform since it doesn\u2019t affect
\nthe actual outcome of the proposed widening. The board unanimously
\nadopted her suggestion.<\/p>\n

The
\nsupervisors serve also on the boards of many different agencies and
\ncommittees. Each year in January these assignments are re-considered.
\nWhen more than one board member wants to serve on the same board, a
\nvote is required to make the decision.<\/p>\n

The
\nvast majority of assignments were easily handled. Only three agencies
\nhad more than one board member interested in the same position.
\nRedwood Coast Energy Authority, Humboldt Transit Authority, and
\nNational Association of Counties. The first two are of particular
\ninterest to climate advocates, so we were pleased that Natalie Arroyo
\nreplaced Supervisor Bohn on the board of Redwood Coast Energy
\nAuthority and on the Humboldt Transit Authority. We hope this change
\nof personnel may mean bold new leadership for the climate.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

>>><<<<\/strong><\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

The
\nresults of the offshore wind auction almost seem anti-climactic<\/strong>
\nafter the excitement build-up. After all, knowing the names of the winners<\/a>— California North Floating and RWE Offshore Wind
\nHoldings\u2014doesn\u2019t tell us much. We don\u2019t really know when the
\nconstruction will begin, much less when it will end though 2028 and
\n2030, respectively, are the likely dates. A long time from now, it
\nseems.<\/p>\n

The
\nwinning bidders ponied up big money\u2014more than a sum of $330
\nmillion. 20% of that is supposed to be invested locally<\/a> in
\nworkforce training programs and development of domestic supply chains
\nfor the manufacture of turbines. 5% is for community benefit
\nagreements to both compensate different stakeholder groups impacted
\nby the wind project\u2014tribes, fisherfolk, and communities–and to
\ninvest in their participation in the clean energy future. 25% is only
\na half of what Humboldt was hoping for, but both Core HUB<\/a> and
\nRedwood Coast Energy Authority say the negotiating isn\u2019t over yet
\nas far as community benefits go.<\/p>\n

The
\nbiggest question remains to be answered\u2014will we even be the
\nrecipients of this power? Surely, yes, we\u2019d like to think; however
\nthere are no guarantees yet. The state must make a huge investment in
\ntransmission lines, and several routes<\/a> are possible. Our grid
\nhas capacity for 150 MW, a fraction of the electricity that will be
\navailable, so bring it on!<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n\"\"\n

photo courtesy of Lost Coast Outpost<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

Even
\nas the science about burning wood becomes more dire<\/strong>, and the tide
\nof public opinion turns against deliberately burning wood in order to
\nproduce electricity, more and more countries are converting their
\ncoal burning plants to burn wood. The painful irony here, of course,
\nis that wood is just as bad if not worse<\/a> for the climate than
\ncoal.<\/p>\n

Now
\nCalifornia\u2019s forests have been targeted. Two huge wood pellet plants are proposed<\/a> for Tuolomne and Lassen counties. If built,
\nthey would draw on forest feedstock from both public and private
\nforest lands within roughly a hundred mile radius around each plant.<\/p>\n

As
\nthe new director of Golden State Natural
\nResources, Humboldt County Supervisor Rex Bohn has
\ntaken a leadership role for
\nthis proposal.
\nGSNR advocates for projects
\nand policies that benefit rural economies. At its last meeting
\nBohn recommended meeting every month instead of the customary every
\nother month meetings in order to push this proposal through ASAP. You
\ncan protest this giant step in the wrong direction by attending the
\nnext meeting scheduled for March 25, but check their website<\/a> to see if they do decide to meet earlier.<\/p>\n

All
\nbiomass schemes come complete with totally misleading rhetoric<\/a> about forest resiliency. Supposedly, wood pellets are made only from
\nsawdust and other waste wood, plus small trees thinned from the
\nforest in order to prevent wildfires. Proponents are sticking to that
\nstory despite plentiful evidence to the contrary. It\u2019s no secret
\nthat in the U.S. much clear-cutting–especially in the southeastern
\nstates–fuels the biomass industry. Regrettably, the Biden
\nadministration\u2019s Build Back Better bill includes an exemption for logging<\/a> for wood pellet production from the National
\nEnvironmental Policy Act [NEPA].<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

>>><<<<\/strong><\/p>\n

The
\nbiomass plant in Scotia, owned and operated by Humboldt Sawmill
\nCompany, is by far the biggest point-source carbon emitter in
\nHumboldt. For extremely outmoded reasons, California doesn\u2019t count biogenic carbon<\/a>, yet it is still up there in the atmosphere, busily
\ntrapping heat. Climate scientists and activists have opposed biomass
\nelectricity for years.<\/p>\n

Burning
\nwood to produce electricity also produces small particulates and a
\nhost of other toxic air pollutants. Now 350 Humboldt member, Wendy
\nRing, who is a physician and public health specialist, has discovered
\nthat the Scotia plant<\/a> has been breaking both federal and state law
\nfor years. It has failed performance tests and also failed to perform
\nthem.<\/p>\n

Perhaps
\neven more alarming is the apathy of the North Coast Unified Air
\nQuality Management District, which is supposed to be the watchdog
\nhere. Its job is to evaluate the plant\u2019s emissions every four
\nyears, yet not one report was filed during the last 22 years.<\/p>\n

Redwood
\nCoast Energy Authority has also failed to do its due diligence by
\ncalling the electricity it purchases from HSC \u201cclean energy\u201d when
\nit is anything but. HSC\u2019s failure to comply with the law should
\nbe grounds for RCEA to end its contract ahead of time. Please contact
\nthe RCEA board member from your jurisdiction and tell them to vote to
\nend the contract. You can find out who that person is here<\/a> (click on ‘About’ at the top of the screen). Humboldt
\nSawmill Company will never aspire to find a healthier
\nand more climate friendly
\nsolution for its wood waste if RCEA refuses to look at the data.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

>>><<<<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

350
\nHumboldt bus adventurers ride again<\/strong>. Our third trip is planned for
\nFebruary ninth. These bus outings are planned as a way to promote bus
\nridership and familiarize ourselves with the transit system. Fringe
\nbenefits: meeting in person, having fun, lunch.<\/p>\n

If
\nyou didn\u2019t receive our email, please contact Cathy at
\ncathyck@sbcglobal.net so she can forward it to you with all the
\ndetails.<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

>>><<<<\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

You
\ngot a shady roof?<\/strong> Jealous of
\nyour neighbors who have their own solar array? You can help
\nbring community-owned solar to your community. Learn how from Cool Solutions<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

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