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Broward County Environmental Planning

and Community Resilience Division

Submit actions!

Enter in chat window during webinar

Email resilience@broward.org

Respond to posts @BrowardEnv

Call us 954-519-1270

Attend Climate Change Task Force meeting,

11/19 1 pm

Visit Broward.org/climate

What is

changing?

https://southeastfloridaclimatecompact.org/uncategorized/indicators/

Sea

Level

Rise

Nuisance

Flooding

Greenhouse

Gas

Emissions

Saltwater

Intrusion

Severe

StormsRainfall/

Drought

Ocean

TemperaturesPublic

Health/ Heat

Habitat

Change

Flooding Today

Future

Flooding

Projections

Policies

Plans and

Projects

Saltwater

intruding into

groundwater

(drinking

water)

Clean Energy

Solar projects

Electric vehicles

Electrical grid

transition

Energy use

reduction

Energy efficiency

upgrades

Healthy People

Heat Islands

93°F

89°F

Social Vulnerability Index

Sustainable Environment

Reef protection

Habitat migration

corridors

Shoreline adaptation

Tree canopy

restoration

Control invasives

Who is

responsible for

climate action?Poll

Q1-

Q3

Why do people take

action?Discussion

Local Action for Global

Change

Global warming translates to local impacts

Need to stay under 2°C change

Potential for change

Wealthiest 10% account for 49% of emissions

US has second highest per capita emissions, 13%

Compact of Mayors

Youth Climate March

Corporate Climate Pledge

Planning for Change 12

Las Olas Blvd 1917 Las Olas Blvd 1950 Las Olas Blvd 2016

Hollywood Blvd 1921 Hollywood Blvd 1965 Hollywood Blvd 2015

96 Actions

22 Priority Actions

Broward.org/climate

Goals

96 Actions

22 Priority Actions

Natural Systems

Built EnvironmentWater Supply

Energy Resources

Community Outreach

Policy

1510

1123

20

17

96 Actions

0

20

40

60

80

100

2016 2017 2018 2019

52

7991

100

% Addressed

2015 Plan Highlight Accomplishments• Night Friendly Lighting Ordinance Adopted #11

• C-51 Reservoir as Alternative Water Supply #28

• 8 County Rooftop Solar Projects #49

• Zero Emissions Electric Vehicle Challenge

Commitment #35, #50

• Future Flood Conditions Map Series and Land

Use Resilience Policies, #68, #69, #70, #7, #8

• Youth Climate Summit, #81• Resilience Roundtable, #83, 84

• New Dune Construction and Resilient Shorelines Toolkit, #19

Solar Co-op

fpl.com/energy-my-way/solar/solartogether.html

8 County Solar

Projects, 2 MW

Solar Co-op = +10% residential

132 MW Offset#49

County Electric Vehicles

and Infrastructure

Electric Vehicle Purchasing

Charging Infrastructure

✓ 7 level 2 fleet chargers installed at parking facilities

throughout the County (4-6 hr. charge time).

✓ 1 DC Fast Charger awaiting installation at Fleet Services 3

(45 min – 1hr charge time)

✓ Expansion of electrical capacity at County facilities to

support full fleet

Community-wide EV plan in procurement and developing an

EV charger grant program

#50

Broward

Resilience

Planning Requirements

Land Use Planning

Comprehensive Planning

Unified Sea Level Rise Projection

Priority Planning Areas

Updating Standards

Drainage infrastructure (2017)

Tidal flood barriers (2018/2019)

Finished floor elevations (2019)

Countywide Resilience Plan (2020-

2023)

#7,8

#68

#69

#70

#19

21Riverwalk, Fort Lauderdale

Before

AfterAfter Adaptation, Building Elevated

#92

22Regional Adaptation

#83

#74

#34

Regional Climate Action Plan and

Aligned Efforts

Rcap2.org

#3

Annual EventsBroward Leaders

Resilience Roundtable

Compact Climate Summit

Youth Climate Summit

#81

#83

#84

Credit: downtown photo

Climate Art Event

Citizen Science

#83

#87

Status Update

Pause for questions

on 2015 Climate

Action Plan

Greenhouse

Gas Inventory

Update

2015-2018

14.1

12.7

1112131415

2011 2018

Per Capita Emissions

Broward County Communitywide

Greenhouse Gas Inventory 2015-2018 SCOPE OF INVENTORY Transportation Stationary Energy On road and Residential, commercial, Aviation industrial electricity and natrual gas

Emissions by Sector

40% 33% 14% 13% <1% Energy Generation Transportation Residential Commercial Industrial (Upstream) Energy Energy Energy

Average Annual Total Emissions

15.2 MMTCO2e

GOAL: 3.4 MMTCO2e

Change in

Emissions

9.8 %

14.1

12.7

1112131415

2011 2018

Per Capita Emissions

Broward County Communitywide

Greenhouse Gas Inventory 2015-2018 SCOPE OF INVENTORY Transportation Stationary Energy On road and Residential, commercial, Aviation industrial electricity and natrual gas

Emissions by Sector

40% 33% 14% 13% <1% Energy Generation Transportation Residential Commercial Industrial (Upstream) Energy Energy Energy

Average Annual Total Emissions

15.2 MMTCO2e

GOAL: 3.4 MMTCO2e

Change in

Emissions

9.8 %

14.1

12.7

1112131415

2011 2018

Per Capita Emissions

Broward County Communitywide

Greenhouse Gas Inventory 2015-2018 SCOPE OF INVENTORY Transportation Stationary Energy On road and Residential, commercial, Aviation industrial electricity and natrual gas

Emissions by Sector

40% 33% 14% 13% <1% Energy Generation Transportation Residential Commercial Industrial (Upstream) Energy Energy Energy

Average Annual Total Emissions

15.2 MMTCO2e

GOAL: 3.4 MMTCO2e

Change in

Emissions

9.8 %

Greenhouse

Gas

Inventory

Update

Electricity Use

Difference in FPL Fuel Mix from 2015 to 2018

Natural Gas Solar Nuclear Coal Oil

4.9% 1.4% 0.8% 2.1% 0.1%

Transportation Emissions 2015 2018

7,811,225 tons CO2e 8,821,876 tons CO2e 17.3 billion VMT 17.5 billion VMT

Motorcycles Passenger vehicles Light trucks Heavy trucks/Buses Aviation

CO2

VMT

Our Household Carbon Footprint

County Goals

General goals

30 percent reduction in greenhouse gases countywide by 2030

80 percent reduction in greenhouse gases countywide by 2050

Resolution adopted by Commission in 2014

20 percent reduction in electricity use in county facilities by 2020

20 percent of electricity from renewable sources by 2020

Under2MOU Zero Emission Vehicle Challenge Adopted in 2018

Electrifying fleet by 2030

Cost Effectiveness

(PA CCAP, 2020)

Return on Investment

Business Case for Resilience in

Southeast Florida (2020)

Initial Public Responses Website, Social Media Survey,

Resilience@broward.org

Over 75 suggested actions received to date

What climate messages are compelling?

Images of impacts/ solutions, infographics

Information Source

Online News 87%

44% say pandemic has positively

impacted their commitment to

resilience

Alphabet Game (Public Suggestions):

C- Clean water and control in canals

C- Climate Justice

A- Air Quality Testing

P- Plastic Reduction

Action

Suggestion

PeriodRAISE HAND OR ENTER

ACTION IN CHAT

Suggestions from the Public (DRAFT)

1. RESTRICT PLASTIC CONTAINER/ UTENSIL USE ON BEACH

2. PRIORITIZE AREAS FOR GREEN SPACE FOR STORMWATER MANAGEMENT

3. DEVELOP GUIDELINES FOR RESILIENT CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS

4. PROPAGATE RESILIENT REEF SPECIES

5. RECRUIT MUNICIPAL AND UNIVERSITY/ INSTITUTIONAL BUILDINGS TO USE ENERGY STAR

PORTFOLIO MANAGER TO TRACK ENERGY USE AND COMPARE USAGE

6. SET GOALS FOR TREE CANOPY ENHANCEMENT ON PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PROPERTIES

7. DEVELOP STRATEGY FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN LOW TO MODERATE INCOME COMMUNITIES

8. COORDINATE RESILIENCE HUBS WITH SOLAR STORAGE

9. ENGAGE IN PUBLIC OUTREACH ON FUTURE HEAT PROJECTS, RISKS AND MITIGATION

10. CONSIDER EV BATTERY RECYCLING NEEDS

11. REQUIRE RECYCLING OF CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION WASTE

12. ADOPT POLICIES OR PROGRAMS TO CAUSE NEW BUILDINGS TO ACHIEVE NEAR-ZERO NET

ENERGY/FOSSIL FUEL-FREE PERFORMANCE.

Schedule

February

CCTF- Start

promotions

May CCTF-

Subcommitte

e proposals

October-

Stakeholder

Workshops

November

CCTF-

Summary of

Actions

January- Draft

Plan for

Review

February

CCTF-

Approval to

Commission

March BOCC-

CCAP

agenda item

Submit actions!

Enter in chat window during webinar

Email resilience@broward.org

Respond to posts @BrowardEnv

Call us 954-519-1270

Attend Climate Change Task Force meeting,

11/19 1 pm

Visit Broward.org/climate

Broward County Environmental Planning

and Community Resilience Division

Samantha Danchuk, PHD, PE

Assistant Director

Broward County Environmental Planning and Community Resilience Division

sdanchuk@broward.org