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Free Climate Guest Speaker Explains How We Solve Climate Change To Groups Nationwide

Raleigh-Durham's Donald Addu joins Free Speakers, a pro bono speakers bureau offering free climate talks to groups nationwide.

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Donald Addu, of Raleigh-Durham, head of climate partnerships at Climate Vault Solutions, has joined Free Speakers - A Pro Bono Speakers Bureau. A North Carolina native, he holds a bachelor's degree in ecology and environmental biology from Appalachian State University and a Master of Public Administration from North Carolina Central University.

Addu has worked on climate issues for more than a decade, including as senior director of programs for Citizens Climate Lobby and board chair of CleanAireNC. He serves on the advisory board for the School of Management at Appalachian State.

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He offers, "How We Solve Climate Change," which covers mitigation, adaptation and carbon dioxide removal. It is designed for audiences with limited scientific background.

Groups pay nothing to book a speaker through the bureau, including fees, honorariums and mileage. Addu speaks online for groups nationwide.

"A lot of groups want a climate talk they can follow without a science degree. This one is built for that," said Ginny Richardson, founder of Free Speakers.

Groups can request Addu through his profile at freespeakers.org/author/donaldaddu/.

FreeSpeakers.org, is a community resource for chambers of commerce, libraries, senior clubs, and other groups with limited or no budgets. The speakers bureau features a wide variety of guest speakers who provide their services at no cost, furthering the mission of community education and civic engagement.

For more information or to request a guest speaker, visit freespeakers.org.

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