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Trust a weather geek: Climate justice is the only way

by Project Drawdown

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What is the connection between climate solutions and diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice?

Former NASA scientist Marshall Shepherd is director of the atmospheric sciences program at the University of Georgia. In this short video, part of Project Drawdown’s Climate Solutions 101 series, Shepherd explores equitable climate action across all levels of agency. With topics covered including climate solutions in Georgia, urban planning, and the importance of storytelling, this video offers insights and inspirations for all who are looking to help make solving climate change quickly, safely, and equitably a core value for their community.

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