{"id":51189,"date":"2022-07-01T16:07:30","date_gmt":"2022-07-01T16:07:30","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/world.350.org\/humboldt\/?p=51189"},"modified":"2024-10-11T23:33:46","modified_gmt":"2024-10-11T23:33:46","slug":"350-humboldt-lookout-for-june-2022","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/world.350.org\/humboldt\/350-humboldt-lookout-for-june-2022\/","title":{"rendered":"350 Humboldt LookOut for June 2022"},"content":{"rendered":"

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

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On
\na brighter note than the most recent Supreme Court decision<\/strong>, it looks
\nlike the coal train threat has run out of rail<\/a>.
\nA
\nWyoming-based
\norganization, the
\nNorth Coast Railroad Authority,
\nhad
\napplied to the federal Surface Transportation Board for a permit to
\nship coal through Humboldt county to the port. Fortunately, it missed
\na crucial deadline by one day, disqualifying its
\napplication.
\nSenators Padilla and Huffman and Rep. Mike Thompson have also sent
\nthe board a letter accusing the NCRC of filing financial information
\nthat was \u201cat best misleading and at worst fraudulent.\u201d At this
\npoint an appeal of the STB
\ndecision doesn’t look possible.<\/p>\n

The
\nidea to renovate the decrepit Northwestern Pacific railroad line was
\na recipe for disaster even if the proposed cargo was something
\nbesides coal. Senator McGuire’s bill, <\/u>SB 307<\/a>,
\nwould confirm the state’s intent to railbank the route for The Great Redwood Trail<\/a>
\nby making sure no state money would help finance a different purpose.<\/p>\n

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The
\nfree bus ride deal<\/strong> from Humboldt Transit Authority in June is over
\nnow–for grownups. Anyone under the age of eighteen can still ride
\nfor free during the months of July and August. Check it out: https:\/\/hta.org\/summer-youth-pass\/<\/a><\/p>\n

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The state’s Scoping Plan<\/a><\/strong> continued to attract criticism and alarm from California
\nclimate change activists. Every five years the Air Resources Board
\nreports and assesses progress towards SB 32 emissions reductions
\ntargets, and discloses its planned course towards carbon neutrality
\nby 2045 at the latest.<\/p>\n

For this purpose
\nmeetings, workshops and public engagement began on May 24 this year
\nand ended a month later. During that time more than a thousand
\nwritten comments were logged. Multitudes more have commented live
\nduring the meeting. The vast majority of the commenters demand or
\nplead for a stronger plan. A short critique of the plan can be read <\/u>here<\/a>. Here’s a more detailed, wonkier<\/a> critique.<\/p>\n

During the month of
\nJuly CARB staff will decide how to respond to the public’s feedback.
\nThey can either choose of the four pre-packaged scenarios and tweak
\nit or, as some hope, they might scrap all of them and start over.<\/p>\n

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The
\nBoard of Supervisors consented<\/strong> on
\nJune 7 to
\nlet Humboldt’s draft Climate Action Plan<\/a>
\ngo to the next stage, which is an Environmental Impact Review. The
\nvote was 4-0 with the missing councilmember, Supervisor Wilson,
\nexpressing his support before he left midway through the discussion
\nto attend another meeting. However, the green light was conditioned
\non directions to
\nPlanning
\nDepartment
\nstaff to address six concerns during the EIR process. Those concerns
\nranged from Supervisor Bushnell’s determination that rural lifestyles
\nshould not be affected by the plan’s decarbonization targets to
\nSupervisor Madrone’s suggestion that more incentives could help the
\ncounty exceed the plan’s expectations.<\/p>\n

Number
\nthree on that list for planning staff is to make a definitive
\ncase for or against including individual, stationary sources of
\nemissions, such as power plants and factories, etc. Right now these
\npoint sources aren’t included for two reasons. One is that the county
\ndoesn’t control them. The state has regulatory control through
\nCEQA–which exercises more stringent restraints on new point sources
\nthan on old ones–but the county can’t add to that. Most county and
\nmunicipal CAPs in California don’t cover point sources for that
\nreason.<\/p>\n

The
\nsecond reason point sources aren’t included in the plan is that the
\nbaseline for reductions is 1990. Since that time many lumber mills
\nhave closed, so emissions dropped significantly. If the county takes
\ncredit for those reductions, it wouldn’t need to reduce its emissions
\nany
\nfurther to meet the state’s 2030 target. Taking
\nthe easy way out would mean
\na lot of scrambling to meet 2050 targets since we’d probably rest on
\nour undeserved laurels until the last minute.<\/p>\n

During
\nthe EIR process, mobilized members of the public will present
\nalternatives that may strengthen or weaken the plan. With any luck
\nthe finished product will be ready for another county-wide round of
\npublic review next August. You can read an interesting and more
\nthorough account of the Supervisors’ meeting here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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The Final
\nEnvironmental Impact Report for the Nordic Aquafarm proposal<\/strong> is available<\/a> for review
\nas of July 1. It
\nwill come up before a special Planning Commission meeting on July 28
\nat 6 PM. A
\nCoastal Development Permit and a Special
\nPermit are
\nrequired to
\ndemolish the old Samoa Pulp Mill and conduct a
\nmuch-needed
\nremediation of the site before the
\nland-based, re-circulating aquaculture system
\ncan
\nbe built.<\/p>\n

The
\ncounty held informational workshops<\/a> about the proposed
\nfacility in
\nApril and May.
\nDue to running out of time, the question and comment period for
\nthe last one was
\ncarried over to the Planning Commission meeting on June 2. Only four
\npeople spoke.<\/p>\n

If
\nthe Planning Commission certifies the FEIR, a slew of additional
\npermits are required from the California Coastal Commission, the
\nRegional Water Quality Board, California Department of Fish and Game,
\nNational Marine Fisheries Service, and the US Army Corps of
\nEngineers. According to Jen Kalt of Humboldt Baykeeper, surveys required for some
\nof these permits have yet to be conducted.<\/p>\n

Contemplating
\nthis proposal requires grappling with a lot of big numbers. The
\nfacility’s five buildings would total more than 766 thousand square
\nfeet with a 4.8 MW rooftop solar array, which would provide close to
\na quarter of the required electricity. The source of the rest of the
\nelectricity isn’t clear yet and would be highly significant in terms
\nof the climate impact.<\/p>\n

Another
\nbig number: approximately 2.5 millions gallons of fresh and
\nindustrial water would be required daily to raise 25,000 tons of
\nAtlantic salmon per year. The water would be provided by the Mad
\nRiver, which supplies customers from Eureka to McKinleyville through
\nthe administration of Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District. An
\nadditional ten million gallons daily would come from the ocean.<\/p>\n

About
\n12.5 million gallons of treated wastewater would be discharged every
\nday into the ocean through a mile and half long pipeline. If
\napproved, this facility would be the largest of its type in the
\ncountry.<\/p>\n

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defunct pulp mill on the left; planned aquafarm on the right. Photo from Lost Coast Outpost<\/p>\n

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Links
\nSelection<\/em><\/p>\n

Activists
\npressured Harvard for ten years before they succeeded. <\/strong>Listen
\nto the story of how students, faculty, and alumnae finally persuaded
\nthe rich college to divest from fossil fuels. https:\/\/www.listennotes.com\/podcasts\/cool-solutions-wendy-ring-E_Jbr9mUnv7\/<\/a><\/p>\n

Environmentalists
\ncamped out at Ruth Lake <\/strong>to
\nstudy and marvel at post-wildfire ecology. https:\/\/www.wildcalifornia.org\/post\/2022-fire-recovery-campout-summary?<\/a><\/p>\n

Don’t miss this
\nimportant link <\/strong>from the Ruth
\nLake wildfire ecology story. <\/strong>https:\/\/rewilding.org\/myths-of-prescribed-fire-the-watering-can-that-pretends-to-be-a-river\/<\/a><\/p>\n

The largest emitter<\/strong> in Great Britain<\/strong> wants to build a
\n“negative-carbon” biomass plant in California. https:\/\/www.desmog.com\/2022\/06\/28\/drax-eyeing-california-as-site-of-new-biomass-carbon-capture-plant\/<\/a><\/p>\n

California
\nSenator’s brainchild would give a tax break <\/strong>to
\npeople who don’t own a car. https:\/\/cal.streetsblog.org\/2022\/06\/06\/new-bill-would-create-an-incentive-to-go-car-free-in-california\/<\/a><\/p>\n

Everything you
\nwanted to know about challenges of recycling<\/strong>
\nsolar panels, batteries, and wind turbine blades but were afraid to
\nask. https:\/\/www.theenergymix.com\/2022\/06\/26\/u-s-renewables-industries-scramble-to-reuse-recycle-before-waste-volumes-skyrocket\/?<\/a><\/p>\n

Your natural gas
\nstove could be polluting your indoor air. <\/strong>https:\/\/www.nytimes.com\/2022\/06\/28\/climate\/natural-gas-home-toxic-chemicals.html<\/a><\/p>\n

New technology
\nlooks promising for large-scale energy storage. <\/strong>https:\/\/cleantechnica.com\/2022\/06\/10\/energy-dome-introduces-its-carbon-dioxide-energy-storage-system-on-sardinia\/<\/a><\/p>\n

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