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Jan 6, 2020 22 min

Environmental Planning for the Long Term

from Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

In episode 361, I chat with Eileen Baden who found a love for the planet at a young age. Listen as she talks about how she found her passion with urban and environmental planning, what it is and how it helps the planet and the community, how she's being more conscious at home including building a tiny home, how she teaches students at ASU about the teamwork it takes with others to create a win win for the community and the planet, and the importance of public comments and thinking long term for the community and the environment.

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