The Climate's Second Chance
In Bolivia, indigenous people and grassroots groups are creating a second chance to stand up to climate change.
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In Bolivia, thousands of indigenous people and climate activists from around the world have gathered to make their voices heard in a way that they weren't during the United Nations Climate Summit in Copenhagen. Their hope: a second chance to take powerful action to stop disastrous climate change.
Tupac Saavedra and Lauren Rosenfeld produced this video for YES! Magazine, a national, nonprofit media organization that fuses powerful ideas with practical actions.
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