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Welcome to the board of supervisors San Francisco budget finance subcommittee for wednesday, july 9, 2014. My name is mark farrell ill be chairing this committee im joined by Supervisor John Avalos and be joined by sxhooifr i want to thank clerk linda wong as well as jim smith and jonathan madam clerk, any announcements . Yes. Phones, pagers and similar soundproducing Electronic Devices are prohibited at this meeting. Copies of the documents should be submitted to the clerk items on todays agenda obey e will be in the next meeting. Thank you very much madam clerk call item one. The resolution ...

Good afternoon, everyone. Welcome to the board of supervisors San Francisco budget finance subcommittee for wednesday, july 9, 2014. My name is mark farrell ill be chairing this committee im joined by Supervisor John Avalos and be joined by sxhooifr i want to thank clerk linda wong as well as jim smith and jonathan madam clerk, any announcements . Yes. Phones, pagers and similar soundproducing Electronic Devices are prohibited at this meeting. Copies of the documents should be submitted to the clerk items on todays agenda obey e will be in the next meeting. Thank you very much madam clerk call...

We will start to talk about the idea of wealth. You should be between ba age of 20 to 50 years old. You should plan ahead for future expenses. You have to start having a budget saved for your housing cost. You should have something for maybe, going back to college or having children. If you start budgeting and setting goals. You need to match out your earnings with your 401k. If you can put in 15 , that is great. Cut down on all your nondeductible debt. Student that is okay but mortgage and that is tax deductible. It is the Credit Card Debt that is problematic. Next, lets talk about welfare ac...

This article looks at a study in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America detailing a systems approach to evaluate climate change mitigation potential and wildfire outcomes throughout forest management scenarios and various wood products.

Natural carbon sinks can help mitigate climate change, but climate risks—like increased wildfire—threaten forests’ capacity to store carbon. California has recently set ambitious forest management goals to reduce these risks. However, management can incur carbon losses because wood residues are often burnt or left to decay. This study applies a systems approach to assess climate change mitigation potential and wildfire outcomes across forest management scenarios and several wood products. We find that innovative use of wood residues supports extensive wildfire hazard reduction and maximi...