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    From the Yukon to New Brunswick, three Canadian schools are proving that lasting climate action begins not with solar panels or bike racks, but with young people who understand why their choices matter and believe they have the power to make a difference.
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    10.07.26

    Learning by Doing: From the Arctic to the Atlantic, These Students are Rewriting the Climate Classroom

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    Churchill Northern Studies Centre's Rocket Greens program uses hydroponic growing in a repurposed sea container to deliver fresh food year-round to one of Canada's most remote subarctic communities, alongside composting and community education programs.
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    08.07.26

    Churchill Grows Fresh Food Year-Round in Canada’s Subarctic Region

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