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Climate change is global, but it is felt at the local level. In Pleasanton we have experienced poor air quality due to wildfires mandato water usage cuts due to droughts, and <br />g g P P q tY mandatory g g> <br />increased temperatures. Access to programming that supports, educates, and improves the quality of Ilfe for the most vulnerable communities is essential to improve resilience <br />and prepare communities for climate impacts. Existing programs encourage active lifestyles and green space, which enhance public health. To continue to support healthy <br />communities, the City of Pleasanton will maintain current community resilience programs and dedicate resources to comprehensive climate awareness, education, and outreach, <br />both of which are critical to understanding how to prepare for climate change and the consequences of inaction. _ <br />Supporting Actions _ Cumulative Emissions Reduced through 2030 (MTCOze) <br />E18. School climate action planning 1;, <br />E19. Access to green spaces _ _ I;, <br />E20. Community cooling centers N/A <br />E21. Community gardens _ 1\1 I` <br />P16. Comprehensive climate awareness,_ education, and outreach _ _ 27,400 <br />S9. Wildfire preparation, prevention, and education I;, <br />Pleasanton Climate Action Plan 2.0 <br />Community Resilience & Wellbeing 159 <br />