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challenges of our time: the threat of climate change to the region and the world. | challenges of our time: the threat of climate change to the region and the world. | ||
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| Published | 2022-09-15 |
| Point(s) of Contact | Chris Gregoire Greg D'Avignon |
| Organization(s) | Cascadia Innovation Corridor |
| Where | Seattle WA |
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The Cascadia mega-region, running from Portland through Seattle to Vancouver, British Columbia, has become
synonymous with building a better future. Home to so many natural assets and incredible innovation and talent – one of our greatest strengths is partnership. Now is the time to partner to address one of the greatest challenges of our time: the threat of climate change to the region and the world.