Climate Impact Sample Clauses

Climate Impact. Local Climate Understand local vulnerabilities, management, adaptation and mitigation plans Develop place-based practices for climate impact and support Collaborate and discuss practices for a climate resilient plan for food systems Climate Impact Define technical language around climate and weather variability Classify climate events within the local community Document the climate impact in local community Risk Understand potential climate risks and preventative actions assosicated Organize learning circles, summits and group discussions around climate and food systems Compose policy recommendations for climate action Built Environment Built Environment Define built environment Connect to resources and stakeholders within the built environment Teach partners on elements of the built environment and connections to food system Infrastructure Identify assessment tools for infrastructure needs Map built infrastructure elements within the community and identify needs Design appropriate supply chain infrastructure for needs within the community Planning Understand basic planning and built infrastructure systems Assess a food business' infrastructure needs Conduct planning process to identify and develop Disaster Plans Review the different components of a disaster plan Assess disaster management plans for strengths and weakness Create a community disaster plan Food Systems Evaluation Evaluation Evaluation Food Systems Evaluation Disaster Impact Describe how disasters impact food systems and who disasters will impact Analyze a disasters impact on a local community; participate in disaster exercises Communicate disaster management plan with public and Lead disaster scenario exercises for a community or organization Network Support Identify sources of support for preparedness and recovery Connect people to scale-appropriate sources of support Create a post-disaster network response plan Disaster Management Identify different types of disaster that may impact a local community Assess and evaluate the levels and magnitude of potential disasters Create a disaster management plan for a particular disaster Food Systems; Equity; Community Capacity Community Capacity Food Systems, Community Capacity and Equity Category: Leadership Learning Objectives Level 1 (Novice/ Knowledge Change) Level 2 (Intermediate/ Behavior Change) Level 3 (Master / Systems Change) Personal Leadership Styles Leadership Styles Identify different leadership styles Demonstrate ability to connect and...
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Climate Impact. 6.6.1 Not applicable
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Climate Impact. 6.7.1 None
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Climate Impact. The use of SunHorizon technologies is associated with changed emissions of greenhouse gases (CO2, CH419)20, which also have a monetary value. Using economic values from the EU ETS market and the Handbook on the External Costs of Transport (32), a range of external costs of CO2-equivalents can be estimated. The economic values used for greenhouse gas emissions are listed in Table 15. Table 15. Economic values per tonne of CO2-equivalent used in this analysis. Economic value of greenhouse gases Unit Source Low 20.6 €2015/tonne CO2-eq. Current (June 2020) EU ETS market price21 Mid 99.8 €2015/ tonne CO2-eq. EC Handbook on External Costs for Transport (2019) (32), central value High 188.7 €2015/ tonne CO2-eq. EC Handbook on External Costs for Transport (2019) (32), high-end value 19 GWP100=25 is applied for CH4, according to decision 4/CMP.7 xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/sites/default/files/ghgp/Global- Warming-Potential-Values%20%28Feb%2016%202016%29_1.pdf 20 Beside CO2 and CH4, climate is affected by air pollutants being short-lived climate pollutants (SLCPs) such as black carbon and tropospheric ozone (O3). These impacts are not included in the analysis of climate benefits from implementation of SunHorizon technologies. 21 xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/transactions/markets/commodities, as of 2020-06-02 4 Results: LCA and Benefit assessment The results presented below separately for LCA (Section 4.1) and for the sub-sequent analysis of environmental and health benefits (Section 4.2).
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