Think Globally, Work Locally: Job Opportunities to Combat Climate Change with NYPIRG
Tuesday, April 16, 2024 12:00–1:00 PM
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Greenhouse gas emissions are redlining our climate; global average temperatures were hotter than 1.5 Celsius above pre-industrial levels fully half of last year! Many politicians take little action, while fossil fuel companies continue to pollute. What will YOU do?Find out what you can do from one of NYPIRG's experienced campaign organizers at our general information session. With nearly 200 policy achievements in our 51 years, we'll be discussing our environmental advocacy in New York, the power of grassroots organizing, and the climate action campaign positions we're currently hiring for this summer.All class years welcome.
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