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Hello, Cc! Welcome, Z!: Extinction Rebellion: an Ending with a New Beginning
By Mark Urizar and Abdullah Musazay
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In this episode, CC faces the dilemma of climate change. As CC and her brother Z explore why climate change is occurring, CC realises that everyone has contributed to this phenomenon. CC also realises young people have the most to lose and may face extinction unless people change.
CC knows everyone can make a difference through individual action. She realises that real positive change can occur only through combined social action, which has the power not only to halt climate change but also to make this world better for everyone.
CC knows everyone can make a difference through individual action. She realises that real positive change can occur only through combined social action, which has the power not only to halt climate change but also to make this world better for everyone.
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Mark Urizar
Mark Urizar FAIA, B.Arch, PMP, MBA, MAppSc, Leed-AP Architect, project and design manager El-Sayed Abdel Monem Sayed Abdel Halim BSc Civil, PMP, MAPM Engineer, project and construction manager
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