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  Climate Change, a pragmatic guide
  • nicwaller  

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  @nicwaller The focus on pragmatism is refreshing. I think a big problem is that a lot of climate discussion currently is too high level for your average person. It doesn't feel actionable at all
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  Policy Simulation with The Global Calculator
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  @nicwaller interesting resource, it's a lot of information condensed into a small dashboard. I could see it being useful if I already knew exactly what I was looking for
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  Sustainable Living on the StackExchange network
  community • • nicwaller  

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  @Eric-Vanular said in Sustainable Living on the StackExchange network: @nicwaller interesting, thanks for sharing. Perhaps we can work together with them to provide an outlet for discussion! I'll see whats possible Partnerships are where it’s at for climate change.
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  ClimateLink - great community in SF, Seattle, NYC
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  @l42 Wonder if there's any way to take these kind of meetups online in the wake of remote-everywhere transitions? People want to be in dense cities less and less
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  What will climate feel like in your city 60 years from now?
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  @Eric-Vanular This is awesome! Thanks for sharing and I'll share it on my newsletter
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  greenlistapp.com: Start a sustainable company lifestyle, on Slack
  • Maxime De Greve  

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  @Maxime-De-Greve thanks for sharing Greenlist. I'd love to learn more about who "we" is? Also, I'm not totally clear on exactly what your product does. It looks like a Slack integration? The page is beautiful but the messaging could be more clear and to the point. Can you clarify how Greenlist helps?