IN THE PUBLIC IMAGINATION, climate change conversations are associated with vast landscapes — oceans, glaciers, rainforests — not local school yards or neighborhood parks. But according to the panelists who spoke Monday at the Commonwealth Club, a public discussion forum in San Francisco, those neighborhood green spaces are crucial for maintaining our connection to nature and meeting global conservation goals.
The panel was hosted by Climate One, a program of the club, as part of a city-wide event called San Francisco Climate Week.
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