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Title:
Where's My Free Lunch?
Description:
Ben Lord, a recent graduate from Antioch University New England Department of Environmental Education's Science Teacher Certification Program, shares a powerful environmental message. He describes why he would like to travel back in time some 500 years ago, when passenger pigeons clouded our sky.
Author:
jimmykarlan
Tags:
environment, green, wildlife, overpopulation, pollution,
Where's My Free Lunch?
Description:
Ben Lord, a recent graduate from Antioch University New England Department of Environmental Education's Science Teacher Certification Program, shares a powerful environmental message. He describes why he would like to travel back in time some 500 years ago, when passenger pigeons clouded our sky.
Author:
jimmykarlan
Tags:
environment, green, wildlife, overpopulation, pollution,
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