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Adaptation Network

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We promote adaptation in concert with mitigation to build resilience in the United States changing climate. The Adaptation Network identifies who is doing what in adaptation in the US and strengthens their work; supports change in US policy on climate change to include fiscally responsible adaptation activities; and works in a personal one-on-one manner with those who want to do or plan adaptation.

Director: Lynne Carter

PO Box 117
Berkeley Springs, WV 25411-0117
Tel. (304) 258-2533
contact by email

Web site: http://www.adaptationnetwork.org/

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