Topic: Adaptation and Livable Communities Series – acting now and bringing change to scale Guest & Organization: Daniel Hamilton serves as the Sustainability Manager for the City of Oakland, California.  Daniel has 20 years of experience in managing sustainability programs, policies, and plans for local governments and utilities. He has led multiple award winning projects and plans across California and has taught professional and university courses in energy management, sustainable policy development, and green building design and construction.  He holds a BA in Architecture and an MA in Sustainable Planning, both from the University of Kansas. Resources: Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) – Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5°C (SR15) Oakland Preliminary Sea Leve Rise Road Map (Fall 2017) Pathways to Deep GHG Reductions in Oakland: Executive Summary (March 2018) Pathways to Deep GHG Reductions in Oakland: Final Report (March 2018) Local Government Commission