i want to know if you remain committed to the cleanpowersf program and how you see that proceeding going forward? >> before this committee four 4 years ago we had discussion about it as well. my interest and position at the time is unchanged. that is that whatever this city decides to do by way ofcca, i want to make sure that it works. i want to make sure that we deliver on the promises we make and i want to make sure to the extent that there is financial risk that that risk is understood, that it's disclosed and mitigated and we don't put the funds unnecessarily at risk. those are the concerns that i had four 4 years ago when the committee set the rate not to exceed rate and the proposals as he that had come forward to the commission had changed enough over time and they met those requirements and because of that i went on to see it. and that is something that those interest are the same and i would expect my consideration to be the same. i think there were challenges to figure out handout you to make it work and we still haven't figured that out with what measures properly with the mea

found commissioner moran's mo to be on all policy and don't always agree with every policy but on cleanpowersf he's been excellent. for clean energy advocates, every appointee from now on to the san francisco public utilities commission must be someone who will launch cleanpowersf in the year 2015 and any appointee who comes before you who will not do that, should not be reappointed and be rejected by the board of supervisors. i'm happy to say anson moran is one of those people and we strongly recommend him to this position. >>supervisor norman yee: is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. let me say a few words about commissioner moran. he's one of these people that i can say, what's not to like about him. you are very knowledgeable and when i had a chance to meet with you, your passion comes out and you care about the organization as well as the people who you are serving. i'm very happy to know that you are fully committed to the community choice aggregation program. i will be supporting your renomination. okay? supervisor campos? >>supervisor david cam

we continue to work on collective solutions to climate change like promoting transit and cleanpowersf, we can also encourage people to take individual action. putting information labels on gas nozzles would remind each of us that we contribute to climate change by putting that responsibility literally right in the palm of our hands. san francisco has established aggressive greenhouse gas emission limits. the department of the environmental has conducted an inventory of emission in the city and designed a climate action strategy that gives us a road map to meeting or our emission reduction mandates. the 2010 inventory of greenhouse gas emissions found that cars and trucks emitted 2.1 million metric tons of carbon dioxide which account for 40% of all san francisco's emissions. in order to meet our greenhouse gas emission reduction mandates, the climate action strategy says we need to reduce emission from cars and trucks by 38%. the information label in draft form because which still need to refine the language would state, the u.s. environmental protection agency, the epa has determined