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this is destiny watford. shy,have always been a bit but when i joined the group, was really challenged to come out of that comfort zone. and i went up to this man's door and i told him about the incinerator. he just said, what you kids are doing is pointless. curtis bay is and always will be a dumping ground and you're not going to change that. and it was a disheartening moments, but it also lit a fire. amy: other winners of the prestigious environmental prize lawyer wholovakia shut down a toxic waste don't, -- dump a cambodian activist who , went under cover to expose illegal logging, a puerto rican who established a new nature reserve on the island, a tanzanian man who developed a new way to grant land titles to indigenous communities, rather than individuals, and a peruvian farmer who fought a gold and copper mine from taking her land. and the 100th annual pulitzer prizes have been announced. "the washington post" won for the series "fatal force," which tracked the 990 police killings throughout 2015. lin-

. >> reporter: at an age when most teenagers are planning proms and football games, destiny watford wasg something more ambitious, a movement to block the world's largest incinerator near her home in baltimore. she and her friends were studying human rights when they decided their conditions inÑç their neighborhood weren't fair. >> especially believing that everyone has the right to live in a healthy community and breathe clean air. >> reporter: for luis jorge rivera herrera, the struggle was to keep one of the most bio-diverse areas free from pollution and development. it's a nesting ground for the endangered leatherback sea turtle. they were pushing two mega resorts which could have altered the land. >> they were proposed to channelize one of the rivers. >> reporter: for public interest lawyer, shutting down a toxic waefts dump at her home in slovakia was a family affair. she also involved her own daughters 1rks 2 and 15 years old. >> they were participating in a protest. they were living my life. >> for edward lauri, it wasn't just the future of his family but their way of life at st

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i'm running for local electoratesat the same time in watford .i managed to get them torespect pronounsi managed to get them to commit to dual use of toilets and those are things i've done as a student and i really wish the staff would take us seriously as people. i wonder if you can at least today say what you can do to go beyond what has been accepted as the lgbt queue rights movement including people who step outside the social norms. >> look, i think that. [applause] first of all, i thought you were going to ask to come up here and dance with me or something. but about that, i'm incredibly proud of the to a lot of other leaders around the world. >> i can say from my perspective that we're taking a lot of serious steps to address these issues within the federal government. the challenge is that north carolina is the law that comes up, for example, it's a state law, and because of our system of government, i can't overturn on my own state laws unless a federal law is passed that prohibits states from doing these things, and with the congress i currently have that's not likely to happe