Tracking the Climate: Still Raging

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from Climate Rage · host Rebekah & Trevor

Welcome to Episode 2 of Climate Rage with your hosts Rebekah and Trevor. Rebekah explores with Trevor 3 trackers of climate that don't bode well and the rage around them. Also, they talk about a wonderful new cooperative climate change board game called ' Daybreak' and how rage can lead to action or the new to learn new things and change. We are all together in this journey with the climate crisis together and your rage and sadness are welcome here. Thanks for listening. We love your feedback. If you enjoy the episode, please like us, subscribe, give a review, or spread the word.

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