As cities around the world experience 100-year floods every year, as the Pacific Northwest is inundated with wildfires, and as heatwaves around the world burn and suffocate wildlife — I ask again — how is bold action on climate considered radical, and this new normal is not?
Watch this energizing @CTV interview featuring young trailblazers, @aadyamjoshi from India and @tanaka_trevor from Hawaii and California speaking with host @kateygoalie about their climate crisis innovations.
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This is our moment to prove that:
Love is more powerful than hate.
Hope is more powerful than fear.
Light is more powerful than dark.
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In 2018, 16-year-old Aadya Joshi founded The Right Green, an organization whose mission is to spread awareness about the vital ecological links between native plants, insects, and birds that are essential for maintaining healthy ecosystems.
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#Mere10Guz#SwachhIndia
We passed by this area filled with garbage every day on our way to school. Inspired by the Swach Bharat Movement, we decided to clean the area. To make sure that no garbage was thrown there again, we put in a beautiful garden.
Hi guys,
I don't really use twitter much but I'm working on a gardening project at my neighbourhood police station and I have a fundraiser to help buy the plants that we need. I'd love it if you could share and contribute :) thank you.
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