Can a new version of Catan, the cult-favorite board game, make climate change fun to talk about?

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By Sachi Kitajima MulkeyJul 10, 2024, 11:40 am134 pts
The spotlight On a balmy Seattle evening in June, four climate journalists walk into a bar. I’m one of them, with a cardboard box — the reason for our gathering — tucked under one arm. Inside it is the just-released climate twist on a classic board game, Catan: New Energies. We’re all long-standing fans…

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