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Park City area leaders discuss nonpartisan climate solutions at annual conference - Park Record

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Robertson’s panel will discuss the Nature is Nonpartisan movement, which was started at a Mountain Towns 2030 Summit two years ago by American Conservation Coalition Founder Benji Backer. “Unfortunately, in the last several years, the climate issue has been politicized in a way that just doesn’t make any sense,” Robertson said.

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