CLIMATE CHANGE IN CONTRA COSTA COUNTY Abigail Kroch.

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CLIMATE CHANGE IN CONTRA COSTA COUNTY Abigail Kroch

Climate Change Work in Contra Costa Goals of Public Health Climate Change Working Group Advocate for Health outcomes as recognized consequences of Climate Change impacts Identify vulnerable communities in Contra Costa Advocate for mitigation and adaptation measures that maximize health co-benefits Advocate for prioritization of vulnerable communities in Climate Change mitigation and adaptation planning efforts

Co-Benefits of Climate Change Efforts Reduce vehicle miles traveled Reduce emissions through land use changes Reduce residential building energy use Urban greening More sustainable local food systems Increase physical activity Reduce chronic disease Improve mental health Increase local access to essential services Enhance safety Reduce household energy costs Promote healthy homes Create local green jobs Reduce temperature and urban heat island health effects Reduce air pollution and noise Increase access to healthy, fresh foods Reduce cardiovascular disease Increase local social cohesion Increase resilience Source: Climate Action for Health: Integrating Public-Health into Climate Action Planning. California Dept of Public Health, 02/2012

GHG Reduction Strategy

Health Criteria Healthy Food Physical Activity Outdoor Air Quality Indoor Air Quality Improved Access Green Space Job Creation Climate Risk Adaptation Healthy Equity Priority Outcomes Walking and Biking Public Transportation Infill Development Healthy Equity Health Co-benefit Methodology

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