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Natrisha Barnett

City: Perth

Country: Australia

Impact Narrative

Natrisha’s proposal is to “Encourage each of my friends to read the book and share it with one other person, to create a chain of readers. Each person will be asked to sign a sheet in the inside cover of the book with their city and a pledge to act to reduce the negative impacts of population growth, unsustainable development and climate change and how they plan to do it.”

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