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Building Sustainability in Your Community

This strategy aims to enhance sustainability in your community by implementing climate protection measures. It includes modifying purchasing policies, revising business outreach programs, and fostering green economic initiatives. By focusing on environmentally preferable practices, the goal is to reduce climate change risks and attract clean businesses. Embracing a green economy can lead to long-term benefits for the community and the environment.

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Building Sustainability in Your Community

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  1. Building Sustainability in Your Community Lynn France lfrance@chulavistaca.gov

  2. CLIMATE PROTECTIONS MEASURES

  3. Strategy #11 Green Economy • Modify the City’s Environmentally Preferable Purchasing Policy. • Revise existing business outreach programs to address recommendations to reduce climate change risks. • Continue to pursue the recruitment and retention of ‘green’/clean businesses and ‘green manufacturing.

  4. Environmentally Preferable Purchasing Policy Total Cost of Ownership – means a summary of all purchase, operating and related costs for a product or service, including the acquisition, transportation, receiving, inspection, training, maintenance, operating, energy use and disposal costs.

  5. Revise Business Outreach Programs

  6. World Resource Institute article “Sixty Corporations Begin Measuring Emissions from Products and Supply Chains” www.wri.org

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