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What Should You Do For Earth Day? Get On The Phones

The Environmental Voter Project is pushing hard in Michigan and Texas.

Politics matters. A lot. This assertion might strike as the epitome of obviousness, but when it comes to Earth Day, there is a tendency to get away from the hard work of blocking and tackling and more toward thinking about Our Relationship With The Earth on a conceptual level. At this point, I’m sick of …

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