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I recently watched the Fast Color movie, on Amazon. I was moved by it in a way that few movies have affected me, so I felt compelled to write about it.
The plot
Set in the bleak apocalyptic future where the last rain was eight years ago,
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Youth voices or youth activists around the world are starting to become popular for a good cause and most of them are women.
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Why is it that most of them are women?
Because women are often at the forefront of climate justice.
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Isatou Ceesay grew up in a small village in Gambia, Africa.
In Gambia, it is normal for families to throw their plastic bags behind their homes. That’s why plastic bags can be seen stacked behind families homes.
Ceesay was forced to drop out of school at a young age,
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A recycled iPhone? Why not?
Who is Lisa Jackson and why is she pushing for iPhones to be 100% recyclable?
Lisa Jackson is Apple’s head of environmental initiatives. Since Jackson joined in 2013, she has started initiatives toward sustainability, for example, Apple’s decision to use 100% clean energy and the dismantling of Robot Daisy.
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Bye Bye Plastic Bags was started by teen sisters Melati and Isabel Wijsen.
Melati and Isabel Wijsen created Bye Bye Plastic Bags as a youth movement with the goal to help their home island of Bali to become plastic-free. Plastics filled their majestic island and it was the catalyst for their advocacy.
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Women like Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim from Chad fight climate change with the strength, beauty, and grace that you would expect from our finest global leaders. Ms. Ibrahim injects a sense of urgency regarding the disappearance of Lake Chad, an ecological event that affects more than 30 million people.
Global warming and climate-related events are no longer distant concerns—they’re shaping our present and future.
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