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Action is the antidote to despair. Looking at the motion forward that is often difficult to see.

September 16, 2019 byRachel Plotkin The Star and in Common Dreams Why Greta Thunberg Inspires Me: I appreciate her reliance on scientific evidence, her unique and direct form of communicating and simplifying complex issues and the way she models a low-carbon lifestyle. To loosely quote the American writer Wendell Berry, we protest not only to have public success, but to …

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