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pipeline How can we both promote economic development and achieve the Countys greenhouse gas emission targets Over the past year, 19person task force chaired by Sciencenter Executive Director Charlie Trautmann, has been meeting to develop this report and recommendations Task force made up of a mix of individuals with expertise in renewable and traditional energy resources, business operation, real estate development and other aspects of the community The EEDTF charge was to recommend shortterm actions that could be initiated within 35 years and would advance the GHG emissions goals while also advancing economic development in Tompkins County The EEDTF held a series of 18 meetings and two public hearings from June 2015 through May 2016 Initial meetings focused on learning about various aspects of energy and economic development, taking advantage of its own member expertise and that of outside experts 18 key recommendations organized in six categories: Reduce dependence on natural gas Provide reliable energy to local industry Reduce fossil fuel use in commercial buildings Develop infrastructure to support renewable energy Reduce fossil fuel use in transportation Reduce energy use in housing Next steps: Energy Focus Areas study Green Energy incentives study Invitation to Public Service Commission to discuss issues raised by the task force study, including the possibility of a REV for natural gas Update of Tompkins County Energy Strategy Community Choice Aggregation of energy purchasing Tompkins County and TCAD will provide lead on moving forward with EEDTG recommendations Carbon tax would go longs ways towards moving us in right direction April 2016 The Impact of Climate Change on Agriculture Michael Hoffmann Mike is Executive Director of the Institute for Climate Change and Agriculture and Professor of Entomology at Cornell