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| In
need of a dose of climate optimism?
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| Take
a look at this Brighton bagel shop. They hated chucking out leftover bagels
at the end of the day - so they teamed up with a craft brewery and used the
bagels to brew beer. |
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then there’s the Edinburgh Remakery. They’re teaching people to repair and
reuse their broken gadgets, furniture and clothes rather than throwing them
away. |
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| Right
now, the world needs more hope. It seems like there’s a daily flood of
bad news about climate change. Things are moving too slowly, or in the wrong
direction - or it seems like nobody cares at all. It’s easy to lose faith, or to
feel helpless. |
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| But
all over the world, ordinary people are stepping up to the plate and doing
things to change the world. Stories like theirs, big or small - whether it’s of
bagels being turned into beer, or a rural community banding together to take
back control of their renewable energy - give us hope. They inspire us,
encourage us to keep going, and keep imagining the world we want to live
in. |
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| That’s
why we’re on a storytelling mission - a journey to unearth and share the
stories that make us feel hopeful for our clean, bright future. We want
to celebrate the people and the projects that are forging ahead, determined to
make it happen. |
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we’re calling it 'Climate Hope.' |
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| Will
you help us to shine a light on these untold stories, and bring hope to the
world we live in? |
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