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32:31Now PlayingI interview Wenonah Hauter, founder and ED of Food and Water Watch, and Mitch Jones, FWW Policy Director, about the environmental movement 50 years after the first Earth Day. We discuss where she was during the first Earth Day, what the environmental movement was focused on in the first two decades, how it has changed, the influence of the environmental justice movement and the leadership of the youth, and what can be achieved by voting, especially for Democrats, whose leadership won't embrace the Green New Deal.
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