In California, Pacifica ratified the US Mayors’ Climate Protection Agreement. The agreement, developed by the U.S. Conference of Mayors, includes commitments by US cities and towns to: measure carbon footprints, set emission reduction targets, promote energy efficiency, promote sustainable building practices, increase fuel efficiency in municipal fleets and convert diesel vehicles to biodiesel, and increase recycling rates.
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