"Think Renewable" from Tunisia
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"Think Renewable" from Tunisia

Fri, 2016-09-23 09:38

Her name is Faouzia Bahloul, a Tunisian biological engineering student: she participates in the tvebiomovies 2016 Global Youth Video Competition on Climate Change.
If you want to support her, today it's the last day to vote her project "Think Renewable" fostering the use of renewable energies instead of fossil fuels.

"I'm obsessed by environment protection, biodiversity conservation and climate change. And this is my story."

Read the full (French) article by Yassine Bellamine - via Al Huffington Post Maghreb.

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"Think Renewable" from Tunisia
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