Laserfiche WebLink
.\,�, <br /> Greenhouse Gas Reduction and Climate Adaptation Actions to O <br /> ' <br /> : ' of Hawal'! <br /> Build Local Resilience to Climate Change *���►�� <br /> �V <br /> Intervention Points and Actions <br /> Actions are associated with three intervention points (2A—2C) within the climate change indicators <br /> cascade (Figure 11). Entities responsible for implementing these actions are mostly County <br /> departments but also include the private sector and individuals. Lead County departments for this <br /> cascade are as follows: <br /> • Planning Department (DP) <br /> • Department of Public Works (DPW) <br /> • Department of Finance (DF) <br /> • Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) <br /> • Department of Environmental Management (DEM) <br /> • Research & Development (R&D) <br /> 2A. Human Hearten <br /> Recommended actions at this intervention point fall under three strategies, with a total of seven actions, <br /> as presented in the sections and tables below. <br /> 2A1. Reduce risk to community members participating in events at Parks facilities <br /> ActionProject Duration <br /> ActionNumber yes yes yes <br /> Track the temperature and humidity of parks <br /> 2A1.1 facilities weekly to determine trends in DPR $ 2024 • <br /> temperature and heat index. <br /> - Determine parks that are experiencing significant increases in 2025 • <br /> temperature <br /> - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - <br /> - Conduct community meetings to determine which policies, such as <br /> hours of sport events or providing water to keiki during after-school 2026 • <br /> events, need to change. <br /> Include a requirement for forest canopy or a <br /> 2A1.2 facility that provides shade in future parks DPR $ 2028 • <br /> developed. <br /> Climate Cascade 2:Air and Sea Surface Temperature 48 <br />