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Crafting Climate Policy That Sticks: An Arctic Case Study

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A deep dive into how durable policies are critical for building the resilience communities impacted by climate change. 

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Climate change transcends terms of office and demands steadfast policy responses. The Arctic, which is warming three to four times faster than the rest of the world, is at the forefront of the climate crisis. Communities in the region are witnessing profound disruptions to their daily lives and livelihoods as their environment rapidly transforms.

The Arctic Initiative hosted a deep dive into how durable policies are critical for building the resilience communities impacted by climate change. The discussion drew out lessons from the implementation of the U.S. Arctic Strategy, featuring insights from officials from the White House and the Department of Interior, climate scientists, and local leaders who are directly engaged in translating policy commitments into action. Watch the recording to learn how the strides made through this strategy are not just responding to current challenges but are setting the groundwork for a resilient future for the Arctic and all communities facing the impacts of climate change.

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