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PostDecember 7, 2019

Inspire young people to speak about climate change loudly and often

With the help of Professor Dava Newman and MIT Portugal, a new climate outreach initiative has been launched.

Its goal is to inspire young people to speak about climate change loudly and often, and it does so by equipping students with an interactive, interdisciplinary presentation they can deliver in colleges and high schools around America.

Please go to www.earthdna.org/ambassadors to learn more!

Bby Brandon Leshchinskiy
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