New Environmentalists - Season 1: 2013 From Chicago to The Karoo
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    [synopsis] => Profiles 6 individuals: In South Africa an activist is leading a campaign against fracking that threatens the Karoo, where sparse desert and majestic mountains converge to create an agriculture heartland and flourishing wildlife reserves. In Iraq Azzam Alwash has taken on the challenge of restoring the Mesopotamia Marshes to their original splendor. In Italy an elementary school teacher began a public education campaign about the dangers of incinerators in his small Tuscan town that grew into a national Zero Waste movement. In West Timor, when Indonesian marble mining companies began to exploit the pristine mountains surrounding her homeland, Mama Aleta Baun organized villagers in a peaceful weaving protest that halted the mining; in Chicago a mother of three led local residents in a successful campaign to shut down two of the country's oldest and dirtiest coal fired power plants. In Colombia Nohrah Padilla organized marginalized waste pickers to make recycling a legitimate part of Bogota's waste management system.
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