February 2019 Topic Brief on Climate Action and Embodied Emissions. [Informational Only]  (Councilmember Oddie)  [Continued from March 19, 2019 to April 2, 2019]
. And I would I would I would like to put out there that I think that that we made a marked difference in the overall outcome of that committee in support of making sure that that there's more equitable housing available and that the league takes a stance that supports, you know, reasonable policies coming through to allow for everybody to help us out address the housing crisis. So. Thank you, Councilman Brody. Thank you, Madam Mayor. Just referencing item ten scene that I put on the agenda is informational only that was our topic brief from February's Stop Waste meeting. I thought it was timely, given that our Climate Action Plan will soon be coming in front of us. And it talks about the support of stop waste for localities drafting climate action plans and also talking about the focus on embodied emissions, which basically is the emissions of an entire product from the time it's created to the time it's used in focusing on the whole life cycle. So I thought it's interesting topic brief. I wanted to make sure I shared it with people. Thank you, Vice Mayor. So. Let's see. I attended the alternate, the Alameda CTC meeting last week. There were a number of things that came up there that I wanted to share. We had a presentation on the Valley Link Project, which is the replacement for Bart Livermore.