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Mike Zanillo, Citizens' Climate Lobby
Solving Climate Change: A Solution We Can All Like
Climate change has been called “not the biggest challenge of OUR time, but, the biggest challenge of ALL time.” The topic can be confusing to many. Often, there is uncertainty of what climate change is, what are its effects and what can be done about it. As part of Glenview Community Church’s Speakers’ Forum, Mike Zanillo, from the Citizens Climate Change Lobby, will be presenting a simple, comprehensive climate solution that lawmakers, economists, and scientists agree is the best first step for fighting climate change. The event will be held on Wednesday, October 21st at 7 PM. Go to www.gccucc.org to register for limited in-person or Zoom participation. This is a free event for all.
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