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The effects of climate change impact law making, industry and community life, affecting people around the world. One educator is bringing those voices to the stage in the one woman show, “The Climate Monologues.” Our partners at SciTech Now talk to the woman behind the show, Sharon Abreu, Executive Director of Irthlingz Arts-Based Environmental Education.
