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Blue Lake Rancheria: Working Toward a Climate-Resilient Future
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Blue Lake Rancheria: Working Toward a Climate-Resilient Future

One Northern California Tribe has been working toward a transition to a zero-carbon community for its economic, environmental, health, and overall resilience benefits.

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Blue Lake Rancheria received funding from the Inflation Reduction Act to construct Ta’m Resilience Campus, a climate resilience-focused economic and workforce development project. The Ta’m is designed to help Blue Lake Rancheria Tribal members and regional stakeholders prepare for and be more resilient to disasters and climate change impacts on Tribal land. The focus areas of the Ta’m include disaster preparedness, clean and renewable energy, regenerative agriculture and food sovereignty, light manufacturing, smart technology, infrastructure, and human health and safety.

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Margaret Cooney

Senior Campaign Manager of Storytelling, Energy and Environment Campaigns

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Hai-Lam Phan

Senior Director, Creative

Adam Reich

Olivia Mowry

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Toni Pandolfo

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Matthew Gossage

Former Events Video Producer

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Energy and Environment

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