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How Climate Resolve Stays Cool: Samantha Nuno Fighting extreme heat is what we do at Climate Resolve. We’re pulling back the curtain and introducing you to team members combating extreme
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How Climate Resolve Stays Cool: Kristopher Eclarino Fighting extreme heat is what we do at Climate Resolve. We’re pulling back the curtain and introducing you to team members combating extreme
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How Climate Resolve Stays Cool: Thelma Briseño Staying cool is a hot topic because extreme heat affects everyone. Which is why Climate Resolve engages with low-income communities who are feeling
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Recapping our Open House with Senator Ben Allen This Open House event aims to continue to elevate the public health benefits associated with adapting the state to extreme heat and
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For thousands of years, Native American practices maintained ecological balance in California. During this time, tribes accumulated knowledge and understanding of how to best adapt to environmental change. Today, meaningful
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On November 14th and 15th, 2022, Climate Resolve’s Natalie Hernandez and Lia Cohen had the opportunity to attend the Transit to Parks Summit at the Earvin “Magic” Johnson Recreation Area
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When the environmental movement started in the 1970’s, saying “no” was a force for good. Building houses on toxic waste dumps like Love Canal – you must say no. And
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