As legislative leaders have returned to Sacramento and begin to address the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic, the California Climate and Agriculture Network (CalCAN) today released its report, “Resilient California: Economic recovery and climate resilience through smart growth strategies, a review of state programs.” The report provides an overview of the past six years of state climate investments in land-use strategies aimed at increased in-fill development and related greenhouse gas emission reductions.
The report also reviews how the pandemic has laid bare the vulnerabilities of the state’s communities that face overcrowded housing, faltering public transit systems and repercussions throughout the economy that threaten to undermine the state’s efforts to develop more resilient communities…
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