CEC Update: JPAC El Paso 7 November, 2011 Evan Lloyd, Executive Director Commission for Environmental Cooperation.

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CEC Update: JPAC El Paso 7 November, 2011 Evan Lloyd, Executive Director Commission for Environmental Cooperation

CEC Council 2011 Adoption of Operational Plan Healthy Communities and Ecosystems Climate Change – Low-Carbon Economy Greening the Economy in North America NAPECA – North American Partnership for Environmental Community Action

Healthy Communities and Ecosystems Projects: Improved Environmental Health of Vulnerable Communities in North America Improving Indoor Air Quality to Reduce Exposure to Airborne Contaminants, Capacity Building to Improve the Environmental Health of Vulnerable Communities in North America Increased Resilience of Shared Ecosystems at Risk North American Grasslands: Management Initiatives and Partnerships to Enhance Ecosystem and Community Resilience Big Bend /Rio Bravo Collaboration for Transboundary Landscape Conservation Engaging Communities to Conserve Marine Biodiversity through NAMPAN Pollutant Release and Transfer Registers (PRTR) Tracking Pollutant Releases and Transfers in North America (North American PRTR Project) Enhanced Regional Approach to Sound Management of Chemicals Approaches for Identifying and Tracking Chemicals in Commerce in North America Risk Reduction Strategies to Reduce the Exposure to Chemicals of Mutual Concern Environmental Monitoring and Assessment of Chemicals of Mutual Concern Strengthening Regional Environmental and Wildlife Law Enforcement Enhancing Environmental Law Enforcement in North America

Commission for Environmental Cooperation Alaska Indoor Air Quality Project – Approval of the project protocol from The Center for Disease Control (CDC) Institutional Review Board, the Alaska Area Institutional Review Board, and the Executive Board of Directors for the Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corporation. Selection of communities is underway. Healthy Communities and Ecosystems Progress Improving Indoor Air Quality

Commission for Environmental Cooperation North American Grasslands Compiling best management practices to promote sustainable ranching and biodiversity conservation. Meeting of Grasslands ad hoc Technical Group, August Meeting of the Regional Alliance in Northern Mexico, Sept – Establishment of Board of Directors and NGO charter. Partnership building with Joint Ventures and LCCs. Meeting planned for Feb Monitoring of migratory and native bird species in Mexico. Healthy Communities and Ecosystems Progress

Commission for Environmental Cooperation Engaging Communities to Conserve Marine Biodiversity through NAMPAN Two new partnerships: 1) CEC - 24 North American aquariums - Marine Protected Area agencies: Video series to show how MPAs protect biodiversity and support sustainable livelihoods. Potential audience 25 million + us ing aquariums and other venues. Internet and social media networks to engage young people and fishers, among other stakeholders. 2) CEC and the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) are producing Scientific Guidelines for Designing Marine Protected Area Networks in a Changing Climate. Healthy Communities and Ecosystems Progress

Commission for Environmental Cooperation Healthy Communities and Ecosystems Progress Model collaboration to improve management of transboundary landscapes. bi-national governmental working group. discussion of winter/spring course on restoration, local partners meeting, and a local NGO meeting. Big Bend/Río Bravo Collaboration for Transboundary Landscape Conservation

Commission for Environmental Cooperation North American Invasive Species Network Consortium of experts and institutions Contract to Invasive Species Research Institute to support NAISN and implement through NAISN partners: Online training for data providers through the Global Invasive Species Information Network (GISIN). Developing a catalogue of resources on the NAISN website. Virtual meetings to key audiences. Implementing community-based prevention, early detection- rapid response (EDRR) and management/control projects in local training and field technical assistance. Healthy Communities and Ecosystems Progress

Commission for Environmental Cooperation North American (fossil-fuel) Power Plant Air Emissions Report – 2005 data (pending release). Taking Stock On-line – integrating three additional data years through 2009, marking the achievement of comparable trilateral PRTR data publication schedules (pending release 2012). Upgrade and enhance Taking Stock Online (web application) – value added information to users, and more efficient access to PRTR data. Healthy Communities and Ecosystems Progress Air Quality and Pollutant Releases

Commission for Environmental Cooperation CEC-coordinated study provides the first North American blood monitoring data set for persistent organic pollutants and metals in women of childbearing age. New site initiated in Mexico allowing for tri-national monitoring for Chemicals of Concern. Support for Latin American regional workshop on Dioxin and Furan emissions. Accelerated work on Mexican Chemicals Inventory. Healthy Communities and Ecosystems Progress Sound Management of Chemicals

Healthy Communities and Ecosystems Progress Hazardous Waste Notice Exchange

Climate Change - Low Carbon Economy Projects Improved Comparability of Emissions Data, Methodologies and Inventories Among the Three North American Partners Improving Comparability of Emissions Data, Methodologies and Inventories in North America Engagement of Experts and Strengthened Information Sharing in Climate Change and Low-Carbon Economy Ecosystem Carbon Sources and Storage: Information to Quantify and Manage for Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reductions North American On-line, Interactive Informational Platform on Climate Change

Climate Change - Low Carbon Economy Progress First draft Assessment of Comparability of North American GHG and Black Carbon Emissions Inventories (October, 2011). Improving Comparability of Emissions Data, Methodologies and Inventories in North America

Commission for Environmental Cooperation Ecosystem Carbon Sources and Storage: Information to Quantify and Manage for Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reductions North American Land Cover Monitoring System meeting of experts Sept Land cover 2010 and land cover change maps near completion. Data and map of North American Forests completed First ecosystem carbon experts group meeting planned for December Climate Change - Low Carbon Economy Progress

Greening the Economy in North America Projects Improved Private Sector Environmental Performance in North America Improving Conditions for Green Building Construction in North America. Improving the Economic and Environmental Performance of the North American Automotive Industry Supply Chain. Sound Management of Electronic Wastes.

Commission for Environmental Cooperation Greening the Economy in North America Progress Completed composition of the Ad-hoc governmental advisory group Developed Terms of Reference for the North American Taskforce on Green Buildings Short listed possible members for the Taskforce Identified and contacted potential members of the taskforce in view of an official launch and 1 st meeting of the Taskforce before the end of 2011 and/or beginning of 2012 Improving Conditions for Green Building Construction in North America

Commission for Environmental Cooperation Greening the Economy in North America Progress Kick-off meeting of the Auto Suppliers partnership Ad-Hoc Advisory Group. Kick-off of the US Suppliers Partnership Workshop on for automotive OEMs and Suppliers in Detroit. 2 nd Meeting consolidation of the US Suppliers Partnership focussed on Southern US based OEMs and Suppliers in Nashville, Tennessee 1 st set of meeting with key OEMs/Suppliers and government stakeholders in Mexico Conference calls and planning meetings to ready kick-off meeting for the Canadian Suppliers Partnership. Improving the economic and environmental performance of the North American Automotive Industry Supply Chain

Greening the Economy in North America Progress Peer review of methodology to quantify and characterize the flows of used computers and monitors in/from North America. Ensuring technical accuracy. Preliminary data from Canada and Mexico is under review. Next phase to include US and integrated regional data. Needs-analysis assessment to target efforts in support of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the business of recycling and refurbishing e-wastes. A needs-analysis assessment will support agencies in understanding areas where cooperation is needed to increase the abilities of SMEs to achieve Environmentally Sound Management criteria. Sound Management of Electronic Wastes

Project summaries available on-line Outreach

Coastal America/CELC – Chicago, ILL America’s Grasslands Conference and Summit – Sioux Falls ND The Green Expo – Mexico City DF Society of Environmental Journalists – Miami FL Council of State Governments, North American Summit – Bellevue, WA

Trade and Environment NAAEC 10(6) …Council shall cooperate with the NAFTA FTC to achieve environmental goals/objectives of the NAFTA by (inter alia): (d) Considering on an ongoing basis the environmental effects of the NAFTA. Council appointed Panel of Experts to review and recommend on renewal of (d). Comprehensive summary of 16 years of assessment work. Lessons learned, gaps. Recommendations on path forward. POE phase 1 complete and will produce final report with recommendations early 2012.

NAPECA Council launched in June preliminary applications - August Final selection and announcement of 2012 grants - December 2011.

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