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Hey, I hope you're doing well. Welcome back to another Bloom Tuesday mini episode on Green

Dreamer podcast. This is an episode for you specifically if you're based

in the United States and you're interested in learning how we can get started getting active in

politics as it has to do with sustainability. Now, I have to admit, for some reason, politics

has always intimidated me. I think it's just because it's a topic that I know

often divides people and I'm really conflict-averse as a person and, you know, I just want

people to come together and get along. But I realize that when it comes to ensuring we have

clean water to drink, clean air to breathe, nutritious, toxic chemical free food to eat,

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