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If you love pop culture and want to get into how it's shaping and impacting our lives,

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Global temperatures keep rising.

We are on a highway to climate hell with our foot still on the accelerator.

Yesterday world leaders, including late Comer Rishi Sunak, began making big speeches on big stages.

We can bequeath our children, a greener planet and a more prosperous future.

That's a legacy we could be proud of.

But off stage, there are plenty of leaders on the ground who are truly

desperately trying to bring about change. People fighting for climate justice, putting their own lives

on the line to save their communities, their lands and the environment.

I don't believe it is justice to the young generation

when our rivers and lakes are polluted.

Is it justice for the world leaders to choose profits over lives.

So today we're going to be turning our attention away from the main stage

and onto the real climate leaders.

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