Small Towns and Big Ideas: Rural America’s Role in the Climate Fight
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Across rural America, small towns and Native nations face climate challenges related to water access, landscape stewardship, and a just transition to a greener future. Though the climate narrative focuses on larger population centers, these often-overlooked communities are areas of innovation and opportunity, full of natural assets and practical experience that will help us reach regional and national climate goals. Hear about the big ideas and best practices sprouting up in rural America, and how they can create a brighter climate future for every zip code.
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