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STANTON STEPHENS

Jill Mangaliman, executive director for climate justice nonprofit Got Green, sees the effects of climate change almost everywhere they look. They find it in the devastation of Typhoon Pablo on indigenous Filipino communities and even in their family’s half-empty catch buckets from crabbing and clam-digging trips along the Washington peninsula. Alongside their team at Got Green, Mangaliman works to promote jobs in clean energy and bring communities of color to the table to shape environmental policies, including Washington’s controversial carbon tax plan, which failed in this year’s general election.

Ana Sofia Knauf reports on Neighborhoods for The Stranger. When she’s not commuting to work by bus, she’s worrying about Seattle’s rising rents, giving herself headaches thinking about race, or trying...