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Student on UN Climate Change conference: ‘We’re all connected’

Katie Stabb, from left, Natasha Bhatia, Avery Smith and Danica Sun, four of the six Chicago- area activists, at the airport Dec. 1 before heading to the United Nations Climate Change Summit in Dubai.

CHICAGO -- Avery Smith, a senior at Thornwood High School, in suburban Chicago, said his favorite moment at the 28th annual United Nations Climate Change, or COP28, conference hosted in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates was listening to a panel discussion with Indigenous people from Canada about how climate change affects them.

“It was a panel of four women, and the elder was talking about how the hunters and the

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