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Linda
 
Stone
 
Policy
 
Associate
 
Global
 
Green
 
lstone@globalgreen.org
 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
 
The
Office
 
of 
 
Recovery
 
Management
 
wishes
 
to
 
thank
 
everyone
 
who
 
participated
 
in
 
the
 
development
 
of 
 
this
 
report.
 
Special
 
thanks
 
to….
 
Green
 
Light
 
New
 
Orleans
 
LOUISIANACHAPTER
 
Report
 
prepared
 
by
:
 
John
 
Moore
 
Energy
 
and
 
Environmental
 
Policy
 
Analyst
 
City
 
of 
 
New
 
Orleans
 
 jgmoore@cityofno.com
 
With
 
assistance
 
from
 
Ryan
 
Foshee,
 
Program
 
Associate
 
for
 
ICLEI
USA
 
South
 
Central,
 
and
 
interns
 
Jessica
 
Akande
 
Oluwabunmi
 
of 
 
Tulane
 
University
 
and
 
Simon
 
Warren
 
of 
 
Yale
 
University.
 
 
 
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Executive Summary ........................................................................................................................ 4
 
Background ..................................................................................................................................... 7
 
1. ICLEI and the Cities for Climate Protection Campaign ......................................................... 7
 
2. Science of Global Warming .................................................................................................... 7
 
3.
 
Projected Impacts of Global Warming on New Orleans and South Louisiana ....................... 9
 
Methodology ................................................................................................................................. 12
 
1. Mitigation and Adaptation .................................................................................................... 12
 
2.
 
ICLEI’s Five Milestone Process
........................................................................................... 14
 
3.
 
Inventory Process .................................................................................................................. 15
 
4. Quantifying Data ................................................................................................................... 15
 
5. Sources of Data ..................................................................................................................... 16
 
Findings......................................................................................................................................... 17
 
1. GHG Emissions from the Community-Wide Inventory ....................................................... 17
 
Emissions by Type & Scope from Community
.................................................................. 19
 
2. GHG Emissions from the Municipal (Government) Inventory ............................................ 21
 
Emissions by Type & Scope from Government 
................................................................. 23
 
3. GHG Emissions from Solid Waste Inventory ....................................................................... 24
 
4. Comparison of 1998 to 2007 GHG Emissions ..................................................................... 25
 
5. Forecast for Business as Usual Scenario .............................................................................. 27
 
New Orleans’ Climate Action Plan ............................................................................................... 29
 
1. GreeNOLA ............................................................................................................................ 29
 
2. New Orleans Master Plan ..................................................................................................... 30
 
3. Mayor’s Executive Order to Establish Green Council ......................................................... 31
 
4. Green Building Ordinance .................................................................................................... 31
 
5. Green Job Training ............................................................................................................... 31
 
6. Sewerage & Water Board Wetlands Assimilation Project 
............................................... 32
 
7. Louisiana’s Renewable Energy Tax Credit .......................................................................... 32
 
8. Solar America City ............................................................................................................... 33
 
Community-Wide Emissions Reduction Activities ...................................................................... 35
 
1. The Lower Ninth Ward Center for Sustainable Engagement and Development (CSED) .... 35
 
2. Global Green’s Holy Cross Project....................................................................................... 36
 
3. The Make It Right Foundation .............................................................................................. 37
 
4. Green Light New Orleans ..................................................................................................... 38
 
5. Enterprise Community Partners ............................................................................................ 40
 
6. New Orleans Public Schools ................................................................................................. 41
 
7. Entergy Residential Solutions Program and Energy Smart .................................................. 42
 
8. US Green Building Council, Louisiana Chapter
................................................................. 43
 
9. The Alliance for Affordable Energy ..................................................................................... 44
 
Recommendations
....................................................................................................................... 45
 
Works Cited .................................................................................................................................. 48
 
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