Upcoming Meeting Topics for Tuesday, September 17th:

Presentation about the Eugene 2021 Project:
Learn about the scale and impact on our neighborhood of the City of Eugene projects & logistics related to the IAAF World Track and Field Championships Oregon21!   Bring you questions!

Stephanie Scafa, 2021 Project Manager
City of Eugene | Public Works Administration
99 W. 10th Avenue | Eugene OR 97401
(541)682-5652
www.eug2021.org

Presentation from the Wildland Urban Interface Fuels Reduction Collaborative
How comfortable are you with the woods and trees in your neighborhood?  If you just want to know how much at risk your property may be, please attend our meeting for this interesting presentation and opportunity to sign up for a free evaluation.

Ian Appow, Project Coordinator
Wildland Urban Interface Fuels Reduction Collaborative
(541)556-4985

Carbon Free Challenge!
The Carbon Free Challenge project is a partnership between 350 Eugene, City of Eugene, and EWEB.  It creates an easy and fun way for residents to evaluate their personal consumption/carbon footprint and learn about new steps they can take that will help to lower their personal carbon emissions.  You can preview the website here:
     https://werenew.net/westernor/eugene

Linda’s presentation will explain the overall project goals and show how this website serves as both a training and data gathering tool to help people evaluate their personal carbon footprints and see where they can improve.  The demo will show the different ideas for carbon reduction, the individual energy profile baseline process, and the steps to take on an “Action” with a deadline that each person sets for themselves.  This website is the first attempt to “Roll Up” points for each completed Action into a Team score, as well as roll up a total Eugene city-wide score as 2019 progresses.  350 Eugene and City of Eugene are interested to see what total amount of Carbon reduction is possible in a 6 month period (June - November) through this Challenge.

This project is 350 Eugene/City of Eugene/EWEB's means to help motivate neighborhoods and individuals to participate in personal carbon reduction towards the City of Eugene's Climate Action Plan.