Citizen’s Climate Lobby

from Eco Radio KC · host Mike Murphy

Craig Lubow welcomes Lynate Pettengill and Mary Helen Korbelik On Citizens' Climate Lobby. Lynate has been an environmental activist all of her life. After watching Inconvenient Truth in 2006 she realized that climate change was the t-rex romping around in the living room, and started focusing all of her energy on that issue. She was a volunteer with Citizens' Climate Lobby for 2 years before joining the team as a staff member in 2013. She lives in Lawrence, KS, has an awesome 20-year-old son who is studying to become an environmental attorney, and a very sweet 11-year-old labrador who is researching the most advantageous napping location in the home.

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