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Description: California is reducing its environmental footprint through sustainable state government operations and practice including energy efficient state building design and construction, renewable energy generation at state facilities, environmentally preferable state purchasing, and sustainable state-owned vehicles.
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Subject: Sustainable buildings, Climate change
Group: Government Operations Agency
Creator: California. Department of General Services
Language: English
Format: Websites
Collector: California State Library
Description: California’s Climate Change Assessments contribute to the scientific foundation for understanding climate-related vulnerability at the local scale and informing resilience actions, while also directly informing State policies, plans, programs, and guidance, to promote effective and integrated action to safeguard California from climate change.
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Subject: Climate change
Group: Natural Resources Agency
Creator: California. Natural Resources Agency
Language: English
Format: Websites
Collector: California State Library
Description: California Climate Investments puts billions of dollars of Cap-and-Trade auction proceeds to work reducing greenhouse gas emissions, strengthening the economy, improving public health and the environment, and providing meaningful benefits to the most disadvantaged
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Subject: Climate change
Group: Environmental Protection Agency
Language: English
Format: Websites
Collector: California State Library
Description: This survey was originally posted by the California Department of Energy. This fifth EcoPinion Survey (performed in October 2008) focuses on consumers and climate change: customer feelings and levels of personal responsibility in regard to reducing climate change, willingness to take action and what type of actions, perceptions of costs, who should pay and how new revenue should be used. The results provide further evidence of a green gap between high levels of consumer understanding and concern over climate change balanced against conflicted feelings of personal responsibility to “do something” about climate change.
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Subject: Climate change , Social surveys
Group: Natural Resources Agency
Creator: EcoAlign
Language: English
Coverage: California
Format: Government Documents
Contributor: Jamie Wimberly, CEO, EcoAlign
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