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January 7, 2022

Young refugees in Syria who have to go scavenging instead of attending school.

Global 3000 | Syrische Kinder | Rakan
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Syria: Children scavenging in landfills

Young Rakan scavenges through landfills to earn a pittance from what he finds. It's the only way he can help keep his family fed in a refugee camp in northern Idlib. Rakan is one of the thousands of Syrian children denied a childhood and a future.

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Algae: A green climate solution?

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Plastic, fertilizer, fuels, even cow farts – all things that algae can make more sustainable. Could we be on the brink of an algae revolution?



Nigeria: A young environmental educator

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Oluwaseyi Moejoh is committed to making Nigeria a cleaner place. Lagos is choking in garbage – a threat to the environment and residents' health. The 20-year-old student hopes her U-recycle initiative will make a change across Nigeria.



Namibia: Global Teen

This edition's Global Teen is Dubi Gawusas. She's from Namibia and has six sisters. When she's older, she wants to become a teacher or a pilot.

 

 

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