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Times-Standard Online FORECAST TODAY Now 51ºF High 60ºF Low 40ºF 5 DAY FORECAST www.times-standard.com Thursday, May 24, 2012 Online Edition NEWS :: SPORTS :: ENTERTAINMENT :: CLASSIFIEDS :: PRINT ADS :: PLACE AD Go Enter search term(s) NEWS Print Article Email Article Local News Lifestyle Article Launched: 05/05/2006 04:30:41 AM PDT Business More News Sunday on the Strip Opinion Climate for change: Forests will play vital role in state Voices Creek corrections emission reductions Turning up the heat on Obituaries John Driscoll The Times-Standard homelessness here Weather Zoe Barnum students spend Earthquakes ARCATA -- Northern California's forests will Saturday cleaning up streets Restore & Preserve Winds kick up, but not as be crucial in meeting new state goals to Week In Review strong as anticipated fight climate change, a panel of experts Mentor reception set for said at Humboldt State University on Thursday. Thursday Childhood Lead Poisoning It was the first of five forums held on the state's Climate Action Report, which Prevention Week calls for drastic reductions in emissions by 2050. Some of the greatest opportunities to meet the ambitious goals are through forestry, said state COLUMNISTS Resources Secretary Mike Chrisman. John Driscoll James Faulk ”We want to make sure in this effort that California forests are part of the Charles Winkler solution,” Chrisman said. JOB HOME CAR David Cobb John Ash In fact, the report estimates that a reduction of the equivalent of 34 million Positions Available (JOB) Leo Sears metric tons of carbon dioxide could be met by 2020 -- more than the reduction SHASTA COUNTY expected to be made through increased vehicle emissions standards. STUDENT SERVICES SPORTS SPECIALIST I (JOB) High School Football But forests are threatened by increased regulatory costs, global competition College of the Redwoods Local Sports and development, said Andrea Tuttle, University of California at Berkeley Humboldt Crabs professor and former head of the California Department of Forestry. Climate Assistant For TUPE change itself is also a pending problem for forests, as environmental conditions Program (JOB) 49ers Northern California Indian Raiders change. Development Counci Oakland Athletics Giants ”We take our forests for granted,” Tuttle said. Multiple Position (JOB) Mad River Community Hospital Sharks Through a wide range of forest management, from industrial harvesting to less intensive logging to conservation of forest land, significant carbon savings can Janitorial (JOB) ENTERTAINMENT KBS TV Listings be achieved, the report said. Wood-burning power plants can also play a major Movie Showtimes role, consuming wood taken from the forest to reduce the threat of wildfire and Positions Available (JOB) Horoscopes by crimping the amount of fossil fuels burned to generate electricity, it read. RCAA AmeriCorps*VISTA program Lottery Results Such savings could be tradable on a market, a model of which is being tested Soap Operas Mechanic/Machinist today, Tuttle said. Humboldt Music Wanted (JOB) East Bay Machine ANNOUNCEMENTS But only about 50 percent of the 100 or so people present, when asked, said Anniversaries they'd be happy to have more biomass plants in their community. P/T Activity Director (JOB) Sequoia Springs Engagements Such an attitude toward logging around Lake Arrowhead changed three years Weddings Customer Service / Retention ago when crowded trees hit by drought were infested with bark beetles. They Announcement Forms Technician (JOB) quickly died, creating a fire hazard of incredible proportion. Leon's Car Care Center BLOGS The problem resulted from a “cultural disengagement” from forest X-ray tech (JOB) Scott Q Marcus management said Pacific Forest Trust President Laurie Wayburn. Click for Details Chris Crawford Long-gone milling infrastructure had to be rebuilt to deal with thinning the Driver (JOB) Walt Frazer Bouchey Roofing dense forest, and many people changed their tune about cutting trees. PURCHASE PHOTOS Customer Service California is trying to lead the nation by developing the plan for reducing Evaluators (JOB) HEALTH emissions, called for by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger last June. The California Click for Details Local Health News Environmental Protection Agency and Air Resources Board, the Integrated Men's Health Roofing / Laborers (JOB) Waste Management Board, the departments of forestry and water resources, Bouchey Women's Health Waste Management Board, the departments of forestry and water resources, Bouchey Women's Health the California Energy Commission and other agencies are tasked with cutting Senior Health greenhouse gases. Insurance Office Customer Service Representative (JOB) MARKETPLACE The formidable effort to cut emissions to 80 percent below those in 1990 in 45 Click for Details Visit Motorway years can't be met without social change, said HSU Schatz Jobs Satellite Technicians (JOB) Energy Research Laboratory Director Peter Lehman, who Click for Details Classifieds Advertisement addressed the panel as a member of the audience. Real Estate Place An Ad The “consumptive lifestyle” of Californians can't continue if TCW Classifieds the state is to meet its goals, he said, and that isn't addressed in the report. On The Market Newspaper Ads ”Our long energy adolescence is over,” Lehman said, “and we need to start acting like adults.” ABOUT US Contact Us Adopting new technologies like wind and waste generation can be a regulatory Jobs With Us nightmare, even if they are sorely needed. Subscribe Now Write A Letter Dr. Denver Nelson said he traded forest land in Kneeland for a Ferndale dairy Our History because the cost of logging plans made the Kneeland property uneconomical. Our Locations When he saw the new dairy's first $4,000 electric bill, he considered switching to wind power. But permitting escalated costs, and in consulting with a neighboring dairyman who had a windmill that never paid off, he abandoned the idea. Such was also the case for a manure digester that would reduce methane emissions, he said. ”From a practical aspect you have to answer what it is that will really make this work,” Nelson said. Another voiced a similar concern about the report's forward thinking butting up against inaction on the part of other state agencies. Ted Green, director of CogenWorks -- made up of businesses, governments, hospitals and universities -- is calling for the state Public Utilities Commission to expand natural gas and wood-burning generation capacity. He said that cogeneration cuts greenhouse gas emissions by 26 million tons yearly, the equivalent of taking 5 million cars off the road. He said there's no way the PUC can meet the governor's emissions goals unless it adopts recommendations by the California Energy Commission. That agency warned that some 2,000 megawatts of cogeneration power could go off-line by 2010, dumping huge amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. The PUC has yet to adopt those recommendations. Also important, said HSU's Mike Ives, is the ability of the network of monitoring devices across the state to register air pollutants. Unless that is coordinated, he said, there will be no way to understand climate change. The report and other information can be found at http://www.climatechange.ca.gov. 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