Implementing New Jerseys Priority Climate Action Plan
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04. reduce vehicle miles travelled. local gov’t action: expand active transportation infrastructure and complete streets. local gov’t action: promote and increase nj transit ridership and become a “transit village”. local gov’t action: expand work from home and ridesharing programs. The new jersey department of environmental protection (njdep) is leading the development of a priority climate action plan (pcap). the pcap will be a highly focused, near term list of measures that can be implemented quickly to help the state achieve its 2030 goal of a 50 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.
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Summary statements. ment overview the state of new jersey (state) is committed to taking decisive action on climate change as evidenced by its ongoing climate mitigation planning and implementation efforts and will expand and further those efforts through. the cprg funding. three state offices and agencies the new jersey department of. In accordance with the statewide policy directive laid out in executive order 89, new jersey has taken a number of actions to enhance decision making and accelerate adaptation, including developing the extreme heat resilience action plan. with data from the new jersey scientific report on climate change (2020) and the human health & communities. The strategic climate action plan will set dep’s course for continuing to address climate change impacts and inform the public about short term and long term climate actions to implement the recommendations developed and expand upon the actions taken as part of its new jersey protecting against climate impacts (njpact) initiative. the. Governor establishes new interim greenhouse gas reduction goal and announces $33 million investment in clean transportation projects . mount olive – governor phil murphy today announced a series of climate actions to further secure new jersey’s clean energy future and protect residents, the economy, and the environment from the worsening impacts of climate change.
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The strategic climate action plan will set dep’s course for continuing to address climate change impacts and inform the public about short term and long term climate actions to implement the recommendations developed and expand upon the actions taken as part of its new jersey protecting against climate impacts (njpact) initiative. the. Governor establishes new interim greenhouse gas reduction goal and announces $33 million investment in clean transportation projects . mount olive – governor phil murphy today announced a series of climate actions to further secure new jersey’s clean energy future and protect residents, the economy, and the environment from the worsening impacts of climate change. The following tables include links to the priority climate action plans (pcaps) developed for each state, metropolitan statistical area (msa), tribe, and territory. click on the grantee name in the first column to navigate to each grantee's pcap. this list will continue to be updated as epa receives pcap submittals. Priority climate action plan submitted march 1, 2024 (states and metropolitan statistical areas (msas)) and submitted april 1, 2024 (tribes, tribal consortia, and territories) comprehensive climate action plan – due two years after planning grant award, or approximately mid 2025 (states and msas) and due at the close of the grant period.
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The following tables include links to the priority climate action plans (pcaps) developed for each state, metropolitan statistical area (msa), tribe, and territory. click on the grantee name in the first column to navigate to each grantee's pcap. this list will continue to be updated as epa receives pcap submittals. Priority climate action plan submitted march 1, 2024 (states and metropolitan statistical areas (msas)) and submitted april 1, 2024 (tribes, tribal consortia, and territories) comprehensive climate action plan – due two years after planning grant award, or approximately mid 2025 (states and msas) and due at the close of the grant period.
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