and environmental justice and environmental justice and environmental justice and there, professor volla and there, professor volla rd, a well—known african—american scholar, often considered the father of environmental justice, considered the father of environmentaljustice, is precisely spot on. this is his issue that it is these who are most marginalised are likely to have the least voice you are getting hit the hardest, and thatis getting hit the hardest, and that is the thing with climate change. it is also the thing with pollution, and with dirty water and also the thing with etc etc, so we have to hear all of these voices, and ensure that they come through mainstream media, but! that they come through mainstream media, but i will say where i live, climate change, the politicians in kenya are deeply concerned about this, placing this as a high priority because they are seeing locusts and rainfall changing and the circumstances, and they become the victim of other peoples emissions and therefore speak out on change. 0ur therefore speak out on change. our final question therefore spea

jimmy carter and others, they focused on climate justice and environmentaljustice and there, professor vollaed the father of environmentaljustice, is precisely spot on. this has been his issue that it is these who are most marginalised are likely to have the least voice you are getting hit the hardest, and that's the thing with climate change. it is also the thing with pollution, and it's also the thing with dirty water and it's also the thing with etc etc, so we have to hear all of these voices, and ensure that they come through mainstream media. but i will say where i live, climate change, the politicians in kenya are deeply concerned about this, placing this as a high priority because they are seeing locusts and rainfall etc changing and the circumstances, and they become the victim of other people's emissions and therefore speak out on change. our final question is from india and akash choudry. does the way that humans around the world have joined hands to try and find a solution to the pandemic make you optimistic enough to believe that we are in for a radical change in the way that we