Suggest strategies for long-term community resilience in the face of climate change
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What qualities of the SLO community most support long-term resilience? For example, social networks, maintained infrastructure, local farms and food, creeks and flood control, adequate water supplies, air quality, fire protection, etc.
existing infrastructure must be improved, better electricity, more natural gas, sweep and clean the streets/gutters/sidewalks and bike paths, more parking, better lighting, more police, trim trees
We have heard community stories about what is needed to make our community strong. For example, neighborhood food pantries, climate education, preparedness training, social cohesion, and air conditioning during extreme heat. What ideas or strategies do you have for making our city more resilient?
More energy - keep the electricity on - back-up power when PSPS happen, more natural gas for cooking/heating. Homeless are too aggressive.
How can we protect the community members that are most vulnerable to climate change impacts? How do we ensure that our process is equitable?
keep people healthy with better diets and more exercise, promote "rugged individualism", people need to more self-sufficient.