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    45 Local Governments Go to Bali to Work on Bali Roadmap PDF Print E-mail
    Contributed by Jim Elliott   
    Monday, 03 December 2007
    In the coming week, 45 Local Governments that are part of ICLEI (International Council for Local Environmental Initiaties) will be travelling to Bali to attend the United Nations xClimate Change conference.  They will be meeting government leaders from around the world in hopes to influence the end result of the two week meeting.  As official intergovernmental observers, these representatives will have the opportunity to meet with delegatesand discuss opportunities for more effective local government engagement.

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    As the world continues to move to being more urban, these governments will be in the best place to push the climate change agenda on to the world stage.  Many already have climate change action plans and are moving well beyond their national government commitments.

    For example, all of the buses in Sacramento, California are now run on compressed natural gas.  Many are using biodiesel fuels and are building trails to get people out of their automobiles.  Some cities are now providing free parking for hybrid or electric cars.  Salt Lake City has reduced their emissions by 21% or 22,000 tons per year.  In the United States, over 160 communities have reported annual savings of over $600 million dollars as a result of reducing their emissions by 23 million tons.

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    Written by Treesforourchildren on 2007-12-06 18:10:46
    It's too bad that stephen harper is the voice representing canada to the world... I'm embarassed to be a canadian right now.

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