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Oct 8, 2026
Humboldt Repair Cafe helps keep broken items out of landfills
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1:35Wendy RingGUEST
Well, I have been working on climate issues for a long time, and this just seemed like something that would be a really great bottom-up thing to do.
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1:46Wendy RingGUEST
I mean, when you think about Climate change, it seems like something overwhelming that has to be solved on an international level.
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1:53Wendy RingGUEST
And that's all true, but a surprising number of the decisions that we make that are influential, like what kind of energy we use, how we get around, where we build homes, what we do with our garbage, what we eat, these are all really hyper-local.
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2:16Wendy RingGUEST
And one of them is simply just keeping things alive and in use so that we don't get more of them.
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5:41Wendy RingGUEST
You know, we might take it to a recycling center, but that's not a guarantee, especially for things like electronics, that they're actually going to get recycled.
