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Dear Reader,
Many a climate scientist has rolled their eyes at the notion of “saving the planet.” It’s not the planet they’re working to save, they insist, it’s us.
Which is something that Kamala Harris clearly understands — that addressing climate change and protecting our environment leads not just to healthier trees, but also to healthier people, including the littlest people.
With the other guy promising oil and gas execs that, in exchange for supporting him, he’ll gut environmental protections and put barriers in the way of the incredible growth of renewable energy, you won’t want to sit this U.S. election out.
Not sure if you’re registered? Find out here.
Living abroad? Check in here.
Curious how to get involved with the Environmental Voters Project to enlist other climate-concerned folks like you? Click here.
Want to compare the candidates’ plans to address climate change? Take a look here.
Dutifully,
Dot
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The RunDot Project is an annual research initiative. It helps runners reach their true performance potential through optimized run training.
RunDot athletes improve running performance 3.2x more than non-users and see positive changes in 30% less training time.
Qualified participants will also receive 2 free months of run training.
Who qualifies?
Those who meet the following criteria:
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- Train with a device with GPS capabilities.
- Have not used RunDot or TriDot in the last 12 months.
- Not a professional runner.
- Enthusiastic and motivated to reach their running goals.
- Does this sound like you?
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