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Beyond voting, here's how to take citizen action for the climate

Post-election periods are always challenging for issues like climate change, regardless of the outcome. Jubilation following a victory can lead to complacency, and disappointment following a loss can lead to feelings of helplessness.

Voting, however, is just one way to make your voice heard, and though election outcomes have significant implications for climate policy, they are not the sole determinant of what will shape our future. Consistent, well-informed, long-term participation from people like you will make the most significant and enduring difference.

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