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California has committed to accomplishing an ambitious set of climate and energy goals by 2030, but what does the state need to do in order to reach those targets? New research into the impacts of smart land use is helping to lead the way in informing planners, scientists and politicians about the path we should be taking. Come hear how this new quantitative evidence sets the course for California’s sustainable future.
+ Chris Busch / Energy Innovation
+ Erika Lew / Calthorpe Analytics
free for SPUR members
$10 for non-members
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