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    LEADING THE WAY FOR A GREENER TOMORROW WITH MAINE’S YOUNGEST-EVER FEMALE STATE SENATOR: A CLOSE-UP WITH CHLOE MAXMIN

    Jul 01, 2021 4 minutes
    BY TY JOHNSON

    The future of the planet depends on people like Chloe Maxmin. A resident of Nobleboro, Maine, Maxmin grew up on her parents’ farm and fell in love with the woods and surrounding natural environment. Now, she has channeled that inspiration and made it her life’s mission to protect the wild.

    Born in 1992, Maxmin has been a community organizer for more than sixteen years, founding the LincolnAcademy Climate Action Club when she was in ninth grade and co-founding Divest Harvard while attending Harvard University. For her work with the Climate Action Club—particularly her focus on recycling batteries—Maxmin received the Gloria Barron Prize

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