Berkeley accounting improved measurements tools

Cities throughout the US have been adapting Climate Action Plans CAP with baseline Greenhouse Gas GHG emission inventories. Years later, what progress has been made? Are we on track to meet climate goals? Can we identify precisely where emissions are coming from? Would knowing help us prioritize remediation efforts? Are there improved measurements tools, and how can they be utilized?

Dr. Nilmini Silva-Send is Associate Director and the C. Hugh Friedman Fellow in Energy Law and Policy at the Energy Policy Initiatives Center EPIC, University of San Diego. With over 20 years professional experience, she leads and manages the climate action and energy planning work at EPIC, including greenhouse gas GHG accounting, tracking trends, related regulatory issues relevant to cities and regions development of GHG reduction policies and monitoring metrics, climate equity indicators, and methods to achieve deep decarbonization and carbon neutrality.

Dr. Ralph Keelings work centers on long-term measurements of the major constituents in air. He has been on the faculty at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego, since 1993. He was the first to demonstrate that the O2 content of air is decreasing due to the burning of fossil-fuels and has directed a program to track this decrease since 1989. Since 2005 he has also directed the Scripps CO2 program which sustains the iconic record of carbon dioxide at Mauna Loa and other sites, begun by his father, Charles D. Keeling. He is engaged in ongoing research to refine estimates of sources and sinks of carbon dioxide using atmospheric measurements. Keeling has received the Rosenstiel Award in marine and atmospheric chemistry, the Humboldt Research Award, and is a Union Fellow of the American

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