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How can the ways that we go about storytelling, either cause division, fear, or hatred, or inspire

harmony, empathy, and connection?

And in turn, how does this impact our abilities to realize a more sustainable future more

quickly? That's what we'll be exploring today in this mini-bloom Tuesday episode, featuring

our special guest, who is an environmental journalist and storyteller, hoping to share

stories that can generate impact, discussion, change, and hope for a better future.

She's written for National Geographic, the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, Yes, Magazine,

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