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| Wednesday, November 16, 2011 | ||
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Conference Welcome |
Mayor Tom Bates; Berkeley; Bay Area Air Quality Management District Board Chair Stan
Hayes; ENVIRON, General
Conference
Co-Chair
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Keynote Addresses |
Jack Broadbent, BAAQMD Executive Officer/APCO Anthony Eggert, Cal/EPA Deputy
Secretary for Energy Policy |
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Keynote
Panel: Climate Policy Strategies – Challenges and Current
Issues |
Panelists:
Anthony Eggert, Cal/EPA Deputy Secretary for Energy Policy
Jean Roggenkamp, BAAQMD Deputy Air Pollution Control Officer
Catherine Reheis-Boyd. President, Western States Petroleum Association
Vickie
Patton, General
Counsel, Environmental Defense
Fund, Boulder, CO |
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| Luncheon Speaker | Jeffry Muffat, President, Air & Waste Management Association and Manager, Environmental Regulatory Affairs, 3M Company | |
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1: State and Local Policy |
Abstract
#13 State
and Local Governments Leveraging ENERGY STAR
Kathy
Diehl;
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, San Francisco, CA |
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Abstract
#65 California’s
Revised Mandatory Greenhouse Gas Reporting Regulation
Y. Anny Huang,
Patrick Gaffney, and Doug Thompson; California Air Resources Board, Sacramento, CA |
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Abstract
#50 Integrating
GHG’s in the Bay Area 2010 Clean Air Plan
David
Burch;
Bay Area Air Quality Management District, San Francisco, CA
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Abstract
#25 Analysis
of Transportation-Sector Policy Selection and Policy
Preference Expressed in State Climate Action Planning Processes Scott
Williamson and Judith Mueller; Jack Faucett
Associates, Bethesda, MD
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Abstract
#49 Next
Generation Climate Action Plans: Are They Ready for CEQA
Compliance? Abby
Young;
Bay Area Air Quality Management District, San Francisco, CA
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Session 2: Emerging Issues in Emission Inventories |
Abstract #15 Comparison of Greenhouse Gas Efficiency Metrics for Projects, Specific Plans, General Plans, and Climate Action Plans Whitney Leeman, Jeff Henderson, and Matthew
Gerken; AECOM, Sacramento, CA
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Abstract
#42
The
Challenges of Emissions Trading within the Context of
Taiwan’s Greenhouse Gases Reduction Policies
Wan-Shong
Kong and Hsing-Sheng Tai;
National Dong Hwa University, Shoufeng,
Hualien, Taiwan
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Abstract #38 Identification
of Methane Emissions in an Urban Setting Eric
Crosson1,
Nathan Phillips2,
Lucy Hutyra3,
Jocelyn Turnbull4,
Colm Sweeney5,
Robert Ackley6,
Sze Tan1;
1Picarro
Inc., Sunnyvale CA, 2Boston
University, Department of Geography and Environment, Center for Energy
and Environmental Studies, Boston, MA, 3Boston
University, Dept. of Geography & Environment, Boston, MA,
4NOAA/ESRL/GMD,
Boulder, CO, 5NOAA/ESRL
Carbon Cycle Group Aircraft Program, Boulder, CO, 6Gas
Safety Inc., Southborough, MA |
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Abstract #31
Lessons Learned from GHG Measurement and
Reporting of Technologies with ISO 14064: Part 2 Steven
Young;
University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada |
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| Session 3: Regulated Community Perspective |
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Abstract
#37
Introduction
to the UK Carbon Reduction Commitment and the Challenges
for International Organizations Operating in the UK Micah
Brill; ICF International, New York, NY |
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Abstract
#46
The
Biomass Conundrum: Do We Have to Burn
the Furniture to Save the Planet? George
Siple1,
Gwendolyn
Pelletier2;
1CDM,
Cambridge, MA, 2CDM,
Sacramento, CA |
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Abstract
#56 Effective
PSD Permitting Strategies for GHG Emissions Timothy
Desselles;
Environmental Resources Management, Baton Rouge, LA |
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An Overview on GHG PSD Permitting
Melissa Hillman, Miriam Hacker, and Maren
Seibold; Trinity
Consultants, Walnut Creek, CA |
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| Session 4: State & Local Policy |
Abstract
#51 Integrating
Strategies for GHG Reductions and Air Quality Management
Alison
Kirk and
Sigalle Michael; Bay Area Air Quality Management District,
San Francisco, CA |
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Abstract
#26
Scenarios
Modeling Macroeconomic Impacts of a California-Style
Low-Carbon Fuel Standard in Washington and Oregon Scott
Williamson and Michael Lawrence; Jack Faucett
Associates, Bethesda, MD |
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Abstract
#58
Gateway
Cities Subregional Sustainability Communities Strategy
Nancy
Pfeffer1,
Wendy Tao2,
and Christopher Wornum2;
1Network
Public Affairs, LLC, Long Beach, CA;
2Cambridge
Systematics, Inc., Oakland, CA |
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Regulating Greenhouse Gas Emissions from
Biofuels, Biomass Combustion, and Other Biogenic-origin Sources Adam
Chambers;
USDA – Natural Resources Conservation Service, Portland,
OR |
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Air Districts and GHG Verification in California
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Session 5: Certification and Validation |
Abstract
#17
Personnel
Certification: A Pathway to Scaling and Assuring Greenhouse
Gas Measurement, Reporting, and Verification
Tim Stumhofer; Greenhouse Gas Management Institute, Washington, DC |
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Abstract
#62
Third
Party Verifications of Greenhouse Gas Assertions in Alberta
Mike
Kennedy; RWDI AIR Inc., Guelph, ON, Canada |
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Abstract
#28 A
GHG Verifiers Perspective
Justin
Dunning; DEKRA
Certification Inc., Concord, CA |
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Abstract #67
Verifier’s Perspectives - Lessons
Learned from California Mandatory Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting
Program Charles
Lee;
Trinity Consultants, Inc., Irvine, CA |
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Session 6: World Resources Institute (WRI) Scope 3 and Products Standards
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Abstract
#69
Measuring
Scope 3 and Product GHG Emissions: The New GHG Protocol
Corporate Value Chain and Product
Standards David Rich; World
Resources Institute, Washington, DC
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Abstract #5 Addressing
the Scope 3 Inventory According to WRI/WBCSD’s New
Value Chain Reporting Standard Lisa
Grice and Megan DiBiase; ENVIRON, Denver, CO |
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Abstract #53 Scope
3 GHG Emissions Tracking and Reporting, and Policy Relevance of
Scope 3 Emissions
Amy
Jewel1
and Avanti Tamhane2;
1KEMA
Services, Inc., Oakland, CA, 2URS
Corporation, Oakland, CA |
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| Thursday, November 17, 2011 | ||
| Plenary
Panel: Climate
Change – Effects and Adaption |
CHAIR: Bob Bornstein, San Jose State University Cristina Milesi, NASA Ames Research Center and University Corporation Monterey Thomas Kendall, USACE San Francisco District Terry Root, Stanford University Bruce Hamilton, Sierra Club Mike Wehner, Lawrence
Berkeley National Laboratory |
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Session 7: International Policy
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Abstract
#18
Designing
a Multilateral Scheme to Encourage Technology Innovation and
Transfer to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the Asia-Pacific Region Masachika
Suzuki;
Kansai University, Suita-shi, Osaka, Japan
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Abstract
#16
Greenhouse
Gas Emission Reductions Action Plan for the State of Israel Ofira
Ayalon1,
Tal Goldrath1,
Miriam Lev-On1,2,
Perry Lev-On1,2;
[1]Samuel Neaman Institute for National Policy Research,
Technion, Haifa, Israel, 2The
LEVON Group, LLC, Thousand Oaks, CA |
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Abstract #45
Industry Initiatives for GHG Reduction and
AQM Model for a Developing Economy Edgardo
Alabastro1,
Matilde Jimenez Fernando2;
1Kaibigan
ng Kalikasan at Kaunlaran (KKK), Quezon City, Philippines,
2Air
& Waste Management Association, Philippines |
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Session 8: Emission Factors |
Abstract
#44
Bringing
Wetlands Projects to the Carbon Market: Establishing VCS
Requirements
Steve
Emmett-Mattox1,
Stephen
Crooks2;
1Restore
America’s Estuaries, Arlington, VA, 2ESA
PWA, San Francisco, CA |
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Abstract #48 It’s
All in the Numbers: A Look Into Emission Factors Used in GHG
Permitting and Reporting
Jill
Hecht and Mark Bareta;
Williams Midstream, Tulsa, OK |
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Abstract
#60
Comparison
of Greenhouse Gas Emission Methodologies for Landfills
Raymond
Huff1,
John Henkelman2,
Patrick Sullivan2;
1SCS
Engineers, Long Beach, CA, 2SCS
Engineers, Sacramento, CA |
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Abstract #23 A
Tool-Based Approach to Integrated Analysis in Transportation and Land
Use GHG Mitigation Policy Analysis Judith
Mueller; Jack Faucett Associates, Bethesda, MD |
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Abstract #52
Validating VMT Reductions from
Transportation Demand Measures
Ian
Peterson1,
Tien-Tien Chan2;
1Bay
Area Air Quality Management District, |
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| Session 9: Climate Impacts and Adaptation |
Abstract #9 San
Diego Unified Port District Climate Mitigation and Adaption Plan
(CMAP) Cody
Hooven1,
Jim Hirsch1,
Steve Messner2,
David Kim3,
Laura Moran2,
Doug Daugherty3;
1Port
of San Diego, San Diego, CA, 2ENVIRON
International Corporation, Novato, CA, 3ENVIRON
International Corporation, Emeryville, CA
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Abstract #68
Interaction of Global-Warming and Urban-Climate in
Different Climate Zones
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Abstract #40
Characterization of CO2 Emissions from
Nonroad Diesel Construction Equipment Phil
Lewis1,
H. Christopher Frey2,
William Rasdorf2;
1Oklahoma
State University, Stillwater, OK, 2 North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC |
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Abstract #34 In-home Assessment of Greenhouse Gas and Aerosol
Emissions from Biomass Cookstoves in Developing Countries Michael Johnson1, Tami Bond2, Nicholas Lam1,3, Cheryl Weyant2, Yanju Chen2, Justin Ellis2, Vijay Modi4, Sandeep Joshi5, Mahesh Yagnaraman6, Erin Milner1, David Pennise1; 1Berkeley Air Monitoring Group, Berkeley, CA,
2Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, 3Environmental Health Sciences, University of
California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, 4Earth Institute and School of Engineering and Applied
Science, Columbia University, New York, NY, 5Center of Rural Technology, Nepal, 6First Energy, India |
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| Session 10: National Policy and Energy Efficiency |
Abstract
#39
Global
Climate Change – The Sustainability Challenge Frank Princiotta; Air
Pollution Prevention and Control Division, Office of Research and
Development, U.S. EPA, Research Triangle Park, NC |
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Abstract
#57
How
Climate Change is Driving a New Wave of Energy Efficiency Review
and Investment Lynn
McGuire1,
Kevin Madry2,
Rick Shih1;
1ERM,
Walnut Creek, CA, 2ERM,
Bakersfield, CA |
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Abstract
#59
Challenges
in Incenting Energy Efficiency Savings through GHG Reduction
Programs Adam
Shalapin1,
Cynthia Hibbard1,
Asami Tanimoto2;
1CDM,
Cambridge, MA, 2CDM,
Sacramento, CA
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Abstract #61
Energy Efficiency as a Regulatory
Requirement Kristine Baranski; Cardinal Engineering, Inc., Oklahoma City, OK |
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| Session 11: Greenhouse Gas Reporting |
Abstract #8 Approaches
to Greenhouse Gas Emission Estimation for the Oil and
Natural Gas Industry Karin
Ritter1,
Gordon Reid Smith2,
Terri Shires3,
Miriam Lev-On4;
1American
Petroleum Institute, Washington, DC, 2BP
America, Houston, TX, 3URS
Corporation, Austin, TX, 4The
LEVON Group, LLC, Thousand Oaks, CA |
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Abstract #14 CEQA
Climate Change Analysis for Proposed Biomass Facility
Michael
Riley1,
Douglas Wolf2,
James Ryan2;
1TRC
Environmental, Raleigh, NC, 2TRC
Solutions, Concord, CA |
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Abstract
#43
Accounting
for Energy Purchases and Related Instruments in a Corporate
GHG Inventory: A Summary of Global Scoping Workshops and Technical
Consultations by the GHG Protocol
Mary
Sotos; GHG Protocol Initiative at World Resources
Institute, Washington, DC |
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Abstract #47 Revisions
to the Petroleum Industry Guidelines for Reporting Greenhouse
Gas Emissions in the Oil and Gas Industry Robert Siveter1, Michael Cass2, Rodrigo Chaves de Oliveira3, Michael Clowers4, Arthur Lee5, Jaime-Martin Juez6, Terry Killian7, Brigitte Poot8, Karin Ritter9, Eva Romero-Giron Gracia10, Theresa Hochhalter11, Tim Stileman12; 1IPIECA, London, UK, 2Shell, TBC, 3Petrobras, TBC, 4Hess, Houston, TX, 5Chevron, San Ramon, CA, 6Repsol YPF, TBC, 7Marathon, Houston, TX, 8Total, Changement Climatique, Paris, France, 9API, Washington DC, 10Repsol YPF, Madrid, Spain, 11BP, S&O Environment & Compliance, Sunbury, UK, 12BP, S&O Environment & Compliance, Sunbury, UK |
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| Session 12: Greenhouse Gas Reductions and Migrations |
Abstract
#32
Greenhouse
Gas Mitigation from Waste Materials Recycling Steven
Young; University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada
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Abstract
#30
Transit
Land Use Multiplier Analysis: A Kentucky Example Lewison
Lem, Rami Chami, and Dylan Tucker; Jack Faucett
Associates, Bethesda, MD |
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Abstract
#35
Encouraging
Carbon Sequestration on Private Agricultural Lands in the
United States Adam
Chambers;
USDA – Natural Resources Conservation Service, Portland, OR |
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Mitigating the Impact of Prescribed Burning
in the Continental United States Using Trends in Synoptic Scale
Transport to the Arctic Region Jennifer
DeWinter1,
Sean Raffuse1,
Steve Brown1,
Ken Craig1,
Paul Roberts1,
Narasimhan Larkin2,
Tara Strand2;
1Sonoma
Technology, Inc, Petaluma, CA, 2U.S. Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research
Station, Seattle, WA |
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Abstract #66
The Role of Green Electricity Purchases in Reducing Entity Carbon Footprint Y. Anny Huang, Christopher Weber, H. Scott Matthews; 1Formerly with Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, 2Science and Technology Policy Institute, Washington, DC, 3Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
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| Plenary
Panel: State Climate, GHG, and Energy
Implementation Strategies |
Chair: Miriam Lev-On; The
LEVON Group, LLC
Amy Zimpfer, Associate Air Director, EPA Region 9 Gary Gero, President, Climate Action Reserve Adam Diamant, Project Manager Global Climate Change, EPRI Frank Harris, Manager Corporate Evironmental Policy, SCE Robyn Camp, Vice President, The Climate Registry
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| Closing Remarks | Victoria Evans, ERM |
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