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Implementation of the strategies under all goals will result in a 55% reduction of GHG emissions from business <br />as usual by 2030, and 62% by 2040. Because the actions will not achieve carbon neutrality by 2040, it is <br />necessary to implement more aggressive measures to further reduce emissions from natural gas and vehicles. <br />The CAP identifies advanced strategies for the city to explore and implement both in the immediate future and <br />in the long-term. <br />The final section was developed specifically for city operations, which include city buildings and facilities, fleets, <br />streetlights, and water and wastewater processes. These functions only make-up 1.5% of total community -wide <br />GHG emissions, but represent a significant opportunity for the city to lead on emissions reduction efforts. The <br />Greenhouse Gas Assessment for City Operations provided the energy use and associated emissions data that <br />were used to make recommendations for these reductions. <br />Implementation of this CAP will take tremendous effort from city personnel, residents, and the business <br />community. The Climate Action Plan is designed as a guiding document that balances flexibility in <br />implementation with specific actions that will result in emissions reductions. Beyond reducing GHG emissions, <br />there are important co -benefits to be gained through implementation of this plan. Energy -saving and clean <br />energy measures have important economic benefits, including reduced energy costs and job opportunities. Land <br />use changes can improve physical and mental health, as well as improve individual behavior to be more <br />sustainable. Equitable implementation of this plan should support small businesses and low-income residents <br />through direct engagement and incentives, and should ensure job creation opportunities for underemployed <br />residents. <br />The city continues to advance race equity and inclusion through activities, outreach, programs, policies, projects, <br />initiatives, contracting, budgeting, hiring, and all other areas of work and service delivery. The Climate Action <br />Plan will impact everyone in the community and it is important that racial equity considerations are made and <br />used as part of achieving the targets and goals outlined in the document. <br />Implementation of this ambitious plan will support the city in its efforts to reduce the risks associated with <br />climate change while creating a more resilient community. <br />St. Louis Park ' „! St. fou`is Park <br />M IN N ESOTA / MINNES0 A. <br />
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