When the eyes of the world turn to Los Angeles for the 2028 Olympic Games, will they see a smog-choked city full of traffic jams, gas furnaces and fossil-fueled power plants? Or a beacon of light in a polluted world, bursting with solar panels, electric cars and induction stoves?

The short answer: probably both.Hentai Sex Doll

But an ambitious plan unveiled Wednesday could lead to more of the good stuff and less of the bad stuff.

The clean energy road map — crafted by the nonprofit Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator and endorsed by city and county officials, state agencies and utility company Southern California Edison, among others — lays out aggressive new climate goals for Los Angeles County. Those goals include a 15% reduction in planet-warming pollution between now and 2028, made possible by big investments in local solar power, clean transportation, electric heating, energy efficiency and more.Fucking A Sex Doll

For Matt Petersen, the incubator’s president, the Olympics and Paralympics are a perfect time to demonstrate to the world that it’s not just Sacramento leading the way on climate change, as Gov. Gavin Newsom is currently showcasing in China. Los Angeles on its own is the world’s third-largest municipal economy, and it can play a crucial role in inspiring badly needed global action.Elden Ring Sex Doll

“We don’t get everything right,” Petersen acknowledged. “But we can move the needle.”