CLIMATESHED Action
Sensitivity Analysis
See how much local climate actions actually cut emissions. Every scenario starts from a measured GHG inventory for your California jurisdiction, and every number traces back to a cited source.
Coachella is open free to everyone, so you can see it working on a real jurisdiction.
How much a local policy or program changes a jurisdiction's greenhouse-gas emissions. For example, how many metric tons a bike network, a retrofit rate, or a shift to electric vehicles actually moves, given as a low-to-high range from a documented baseline.
How it works
Runs in your browser. Nothing to install.
Pick a jurisdiction
Choose your city, county area, or MPO region. Each one comes with a measured GHG inventory for 2019 through 2024 (USCP v1.2).
Move the levers
Adjust local climate actions like transit, building retrofits, electric vehicles, and organics diversion. Reductions update live against the baseline.
Export the scenario
Download a CSV, save an editable notebook you can open in Carrel, or copy a link to your scenario. Every coefficient traces back to the methods.
Getting access
Browse the directory for free. Unlock the data one jurisdiction at a time.
Every California jurisdiction is listed and searchable below. You get the name, county, and region with no sign-in required.
Unlock one jurisdiction's GHG baseline (sector totals, per-capita, and the trend from 2019 to 2024) plus the full sensitivity tool with export. Try it free first on the Coachella demo.
Request accessThe detailed per-source inventory is a separate product. See the methods for what each tier covers.
Find your jurisdiction
545 cities, unincorporated county areas, and MPO regions
Showing first 60 — search to find any jurisdiction.