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Jun 17, 2021 17 min

2. 27 ways you can help reverse global warming today

from The Good You Can Do

Positive change is always possible. But it’s up to us to make it happen. Every day you make choices with your wallet, your actions and your conversations. If enough of us commit to meaningful personal changes, then change as a society, as a country (and beyond) is inevitable. This podcast covers 27 steps you can take today, to help reverse global warming. Make sure you check out the companion post to this podcast for links to articles, resources and sources I talk about throughout: https://blog.andrewduncan.co.nz/27-ways-you-can-help-reverse-global-warming-today/

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