Director of 350 Wisconsin committed to reversing 'dire' situation of climate change
CHRIS HUBBUCH
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John Greenler, executive director of 350 Wisconsin, often rides his bike to Lakeside Street Coffee House to work. After working as a professor, farmer and administrator, Greenler took over the helm of the state's largest nonprofit organization focused exclusively on climate change in October.
AMBER ARNOLD, STATE JOURNAL
"It's really time for me to shift and see if there are ways that I can be more focused on both raising awareness about what's coming down the pike in terms of climate change and ... what are the opportunities that we have to kind of turn the Titanic, so to speak, while we still have the time," says John Greenler.
John Greenler, executive director of 350 Wisconsin, often rides his bike to Lakeside Street Coffee House to work. After working as a professor, farmer and administrator, Greenler took over the helm of the state's largest nonprofit organization focused exclusively on climate change in October.
"It's really time for me to shift and see if there are ways that I can be more focused on both raising awareness about what's coming down the pike in terms of climate change and ... what are the opportunities that we have to kind of turn the Titanic, so to speak, while we still have the time," says John Greenler.
