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37 comments on Dealing with Climate Risks: Adaptation
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At least as summarized, it sounds like the MEs are doing on thing that the transition people miss, which is to localize their suggested solutions. Everything I read about the TT movement seems to be about doing the same list of stuff, which I agree are all good ideas. However a bit of localization might be in order. Is _my_ town going to get wetter or dryer? Does _my_ town need to worry about rising sea levels?
This is a misconception on your part, and, as far as I can tell, somewhat among those actually trying to start transition groups in their own communities. In fact, solutions are expected to be local. Even the 12 steps outlined are considered quite flexible.
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