Kids Against Plastic

Reducing carbon emissions with Amy Meek from Kids Against Plastic, captured as part of the Zero Carbon Tour.

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by Amy Meek from Kids Against Plastic - Zero Carbon Tour interview

Kids Against Plastic works to educate young children about climate change and other environmental issues. By getting young people involved and helping them take action against climate change they will hopefully grow up to become responsible adults looking out for the planet. The club currently has over 150 members from around the world.

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