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Special Public WHAT IF? SANDBOX - September 30th
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Special Public WHAT IF? SANDBOX - September 30th

At the next forum we will question-storm what defines and how to design a human sustainable lifestyle. The next What If? Sandbox is a free and open forum, for anyone who is sincerely interested in tackling the issues of climate change, not just to our Levers of Exchange Patrons. There is a limit of 20 public participants. Don't miss out! Register today at Eventbrite: https://lnkd.in/gKwBknTw

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A first for Washington, locals advise lawmakers on climate change
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A first for Washington, locals advise lawmakers on climate change

Imagine a group of Washingtonians representing every perspective in the state, all on a Zoom call at the same time to decide how to end carbon pollution. Even the people who don't think climate change is happening, or don't think it's human-caused, are allowed to type their ideas into the chat. What happens? Shouting, name-calling, finger pointing?

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