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Edmonds Youth Environmental Summit to host third annual event at waterfront center May 30

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Scheduled for May 30, the Edmonds Youth Environmental Summit will take place at The WaterFront Center, focusing on youth-led climate action. Participants from local schools and organizations will engage in discussions about environmental sustainability and advocacy. The event aims to foster interfaith dialogue, with the United Methodist Church playing a pivotal role in promoting community involvement. Organizers emphasize the need for youth leadership in addressing climate challenges, crucial for the natural environment's future. The summit reflects a broader trend of increasing youth activism in the Seattle Metropolitan Area.

Attendees will have the opportunity to collaborate on actionable strategies for environmental preservation. The event underscores the significance of local initiatives in combating climate change. With a growing emphasis on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors, this summit is a vital platform for inspiring future leaders.

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