"It's a positive reinforcing mechanism because it's compelling climate leaders to think carefully about how the work is carried out and communicated. As federal and local governments think about the staying power of this work, it's worth taking lessons from biomimicry for answers on how we should get sustainability to stick. The point: mirror nature to protect it. By improving verbal, visual, and structural flexibility—as nature so deftly does—we might be able to get climate and sustainability to stick around and stay through the next administration locally and federally." My latest for Newsweek https://lnkd.in/e3qU_uVv New York University NYU SPS Center for Global Affairs
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