Weigh in on Berkeley's disaster readiness, environmental justice at Saturday workshop
Briefly

Berkeley is conducting a community workshop on climate resilience, air pollution, disaster preparedness, and environmental justice as part of an extensive update to its General Plan, funded by state grants and leftover General Fund revenues. The city aims to ensure safety and health for all residents, particularly those most affected by environmental issues. Key areas of focus include assessing the impact of rising sea levels and hazardous materials stored underground. The city is working with local nonprofits and consultants to facilitate community engagement and analysis for effective planning.
Berkeley's community workshop seeks resident input on climate resilience, air pollution, and environmental justice, as part of a larger update of its General Plan.
A significant portion of the funding for the General Plan update comes from state grants and leftover General Fund revenues, focusing on safety for all residents.
The city's planning includes assessing rising sea levels and groundwater impacts on hazardous materials, ensuring safety for those most affected by climate issues.
Collaborating with established nonprofits and consultants, Berkeley aims to enhance community engagement and provide in-depth analysis for its General Plan elements.
Read at www.berkeleyside.org
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