How Environmental Voters Can Influence Climate Policy with Dr. Martin Rees - California China Climate Institute

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Environmental Voter Project identified over 11 million potential environmentalists in Fall of 2020 who were “unlikely to vote in the presidential election.” Increasing environmental voter turnout could make a significant impact on climate policy through legislative action and budget provisions. This week, listen to Dr. Martin Rees in a California China Climate Institute discussion. For a transcript, please visit https://climatebreak.org/how-environmental-voters-can-influence-climate-policy-with-dr-martin-rees-california-china-climate-institute/

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