Learn how Indigenous social innovators and their communities are advancing climate action.

Bob Inglis, a Republican believer in climate change, is out to convert his party

From James Rainey / NBC News: Former U.S. representative Bob Inglis is bucking party lines by encouraging Republicans to support a carbon tax.

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Organization:

republicEn

Social Innovator:

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Issue Areas:

Climate Change, Dis/Misinformation, Environment and Climate, Governance and Democracy

Problem-Solving Strategies:

Addressing Underlying Issues, Cultivating Collaborations, Embracing the Power of Relationships, Establishing Social Norms, Expanding Access, Overcoming the Big Challenges, Reaching Across the Aisle

Communities Served:

Not Community Specific

Locations Where The Organization Works:

United States

Notes:

Skoll Grantee

Date:

September 30, 2018

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