When it comes to climate change there’s plenty of ambitious goals out there, but after the signing ceremonies are finished, what do all the grand pronouncements really add up to? 

On this edition of KCBS In Depth, we discuss California's own emission reduction targets set for the end of the decade, and ask the question, if we really are going to meet them, how exactly do we get there?

It turns out doing so will likely mean big changes for the state and the Bay Area. 

Guests: 
Ellie Cohen, CEO of The Climate Center, a nonprofit based in Santa Rosa advocating for climate-friendly policies in California 
Alex Porteshawver, senior sustainability coordinator of Drawdown: Marin, a county-backed program aiming to spur climate reductions at the local level
J.D. Morris, energy reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle

Host:Keith Menconi  

When it comes to climate change there&rsquo;s plenty of ambitious goals out there, but after the signing ceremonies are finished, what do all the grand pronouncements really add up to?&nbsp;
On this edition of KCBS In Depth, we discuss California's own emission reduction targets set for the end of the decade, and ask the question, if we really are going to meet them, how exactly do we get there?
It turns out doing so will likely mean big changes for the state and the Bay Area.&nbsp;
Guests:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Ellie Cohen, CEO of The Climate Center, a nonprofit based in Santa Rosa advocating for climate-friendly policies in California&nbsp;</li>
<li>Alex Porteshawver, senior sustainability coordinator of Drawdown: Marin, a county-backed program aiming to spur climate reductions at the local level</li>
<li>J.D. Morris, energy reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle</li>
</ul>
Host: Keith Menconi&nbsp;&nbsp;

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