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Governor Edwards charged the Task Force with developing actionable recommendations to achieve the following Vision and Emission Reduction Goals. The Task Force, Committees, and Advisory Groups established a set of Objectives to further guide their planning and evaluation of strategies and actions.
climate change, Louisiana must proactively work to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions that are driving up global temperatures, raising sea levels, and increasing risks that threaten our health and safety, quality of life, economic
1 Φεβ 2021 · This summer, just a week and a day after you formally established the Climate Initiatives Task Force, the lives of every person insouthwest Louisiana were turned upside down by the strongest hurricane to make landfall in our state in over 160 years. Through storm after storm, the 2020
Gov. John Bel Edwards’ Climate Initiatives Task Force today unanimously approved the state’s first ever Climate Action Plan. Louisiana’s Plan contains a balanced set of recommendations to limit the severity of climate change while positioning the state to maintain its economic competitiveness in a low-carbon future.
a. Ensure Louisiana is prepared to maximize potential federal funding opportunities b. Position Louisiana as a climate leader through engaging in national and regional dialogues and planning c. Call to action across state agencies d. Call to action with local governments e. Call to action for private sector and regulated utilities f.
10 Μαρ 2022 · Task force chair Harry Vorhoff called the program a “work in progress, but a fantastic opportunity to really chip away” at greenhouse gas emissions. The governor and task force members expressed high hopes that the federal infrastructure law will help make Louisiana’s climate action plan a reality.
10 Νοε 2020 · The task force’s duties include investigating and developing ways to reduce Louisiana’s greenhouse gas emissions in order to achieve three goals: (1) By 2025, reduce net emissions by 26-28 percent of 2005 levels; (2) By 2030, reduce net emissions by 40-50 percent of 2005 levels; and (3) By 2050, reduce emissions to net zero.
