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Listening: interview of @rgunns. "A Green New Deal is a mobilization along the scale of WWII to tackle the triple crisis of climate change, worsening income inequality, and systemic injustice... Especially the nexus of those three."https://twitter.com/ColumbiaUEnergy/status/1094289138587705345 …
Love learning the architect behind the GND has a background in anti-poverty work.
"@rgunns: My background is in social policy & my work has broadly been about anti-poverty and also the ways that poverty interacts and shapes policy formation in criminal justice and other places."
YES! @rgunns on the #GreenNewDeal's approach: "beyond the projects, there's an approach which is all about centering justice and equity and making sure we aren't again considering certain people collateral damage to pay for progress."
.@rgunns is @newconsensus's Policy Dir. Her experience in design research really shows in their process for figuring out the policy tools needed to accomplish the #GreenNewDeal's goals. Such a human-centered design approach.
Has me thinking about the role of UX in this moment.pic.twitter.com/jczbzYs6Es
On why the #GreenNewDeal is so comprehensive and includes policies like medicare for all, @rgunns says they're needed so people can fully participate on equal footing. Being wedded to employer-sponsored insurance, not having child and elder care, keeps them from participating. 
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Went to a party, back now, and finishing listening to @rgunns talk about the Green New Deal on @ColumbiaUEnergys's podcast #ColumbiaEnergyExchange with host @JasonBordoff.
I'm learning a lot. Inspiring. @rgunns is brilliant.
https://energypolicy.columbia.edu/green-new-deal-rhiana-gunn-wright …
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