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Appendix D: Discussion Questions for Panelists
Appendix D: Discussion Questions for Panelists
Pages 45-46
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• What are some useful frames for decision-makers to understand how the public perceives risk of climate threats, and for risk communications to effectively convey related challenges and opportunities? Guidance to Panel 3: Environmental Justice and Impacts of Historical Inequities: Lessons for Climate Adaptation and Resilience • How do discriminatory practices, such as redlining, inform current patterns of vulnerability across local geography and groups?
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• How do communities put a value on the economic, social, and environmental costs and benefits (triple bottom line) of actions that address climate threats, and how do they use this to inform local decision-making?
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