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Dr Elizabeth Chamberlain, Director of Sustainability at iFixit: “John Deere had more lobbyists in the building than there were congresspeople. It was wild.”

In this exclusive interview, iFixit's Director of Sustainability explains what it's like to battle a giant of agriculture: John Deere

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Elizabeth Chamberlain speaking at FixFest 2026

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