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Fatemeh Ali Hosseini

Fatemeh Ali Hosseini

Fatemeh is teaching her community to save energy...

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Theo Barlow

Theo Barlow

Theo says his forefathers would be shocked by its condition...

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Ali Majokah

Ali Majokah

Ali flexes his permaculture skills in Melbourne backyards...

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Elaine Jones

Elaine Jones

Elaine is growing and selling her own herbs...

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Clancy Moore

Clancy Moore

Clancy Moore is greening up the place he rents...

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