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so these are my bees and if there’s one

so these are my bees and if there’s one thing I’ve learned as a beekeeper it is

thing I’ve learned as a beekeeper it is

thing I’ve learned as a beekeeper it is that the actions of thousands of tiny

that the actions of thousands of tiny

that the actions of thousands of tiny bees can add up to big changes there are

bees can add up to big changes there are

bees can add up to big changes there are about 50,000 honey bees in a hive and I

about 50,000 honey bees in a hive and I

about 50,000 honey bees in a hive and I try to take care of every single one of

try to take care of every single one of

try to take care of every single one of them even down to learning how to put

them even down to learning how to put

them even down to learning how to put the boxes back together so that I don’t

the boxes back together so that I don’t

the boxes back together so that I don’t squish one my wife calls me a helicopter

squish one my wife calls me a helicopter

squish one my wife calls me a helicopter bee parent but I can now check on my

bee parent but I can now check on my

bee parent but I can now check on my bees and make sure that they’re okay

bees and make sure that they’re okay

bees and make sure that they’re okay without ever opening the hive simply by

without ever opening the hive simply by

without ever opening the hive simply by using my smart phone smartphone

using my smart phone smartphone

using my smart phone smartphone innovation is more important than ever

innovation is more important than ever

innovation is more important than ever for protecting honeybees and the

for protecting honeybees and the

for protecting honeybees and the environment and smart phone

environment and smart phone

environment and smart phone environmentalism gives us new

environmentalism gives us new

environmentalism gives us new opportunities to help the environment

opportunities to help the environment

opportunities to help the environment and taking a lesson from the honeybees

and taking a lesson from the honeybees

and taking a lesson from the honeybees that the actions of many small people

that the actions of many small people

that the actions of many small people can add up to big things so it used to

can add up to big things so it used to

can add up to big things so it used to be that about 15% of hives were lost

be that about 15% of hives were lost

be that about 15% of hives were lost every year by beekeepers and mostly this

every year by beekeepers and mostly this

every year by beekeepers and mostly this was due to natural causes

was due to natural causes

was due to natural causes things like starvation and cold but

things like starvation and cold but

things like starvation and cold but recently the number has jumped up to

recently the number has jumped up to

recently the number has jumped up to more than 40% and there’s a lot of

more than 40% and there’s a lot of

more than 40% and there’s a lot of debate about why this is some people

debate about why this is some people

debate about why this is some people blame pesticides there are diseases like

blame pesticides there are diseases like

blame pesticides there are diseases like Nosema which weaken the bees or like my

Nosema which weaken the bees or like my

Nosema which weaken the bees or like my bees last year they can be attacked by a

bees last year they can be attacked by a

bees last year they can be attacked by a bear and as you can see the bear usually

bear and as you can see the bear usually

bear and as you can see the bear usually wins but the biggest problem actually is

wins but the biggest problem actually is

wins but the biggest problem actually is the varroa mite which attaches itself to

the varroa mite which attaches itself to

the varroa mite which attaches itself to be to a bee and has the appropriate

be to a bee and has the appropriate

be to a bee and has the appropriate scientific name of varroa destructor now

scientific name of varroa destructor now

scientific name of varroa destructor now managing for all of these can be very

managing for all of these can be very

managing for all of these can be very difficult and it can be hard to keep my

difficult and it can be hard to keep my

difficult and it can be hard to keep my bees alive but it’s not all bad news in

bees alive but it’s not all bad news in

bees alive but it’s not all bad news in fact the total number of hives in the

fact the total number of hives in the

fact the total number of hives in the u.s. is actually increasing and last

u.s. is actually increasing and last

u.s. is actually increasing and last year had a 23 year high so

year had a 23 year high so

year had a 23 year high so how can this be how can we be more hives

how can this be how can we be more hives

how can this be how can we be more hives be dying than ever and yet the total

be dying than ever and yet the total

be dying than ever and yet the total number is actually going up and the

number is actually going up and the

number is actually going up and the simple answer is is that beekeepers have

simple answer is is that beekeepers have

simple answer is is that beekeepers have the knowledge and incentives to make

the knowledge and incentives to make

the knowledge and incentives to make sure that their hives survive whether

sure that their hives survive whether

sure that their hives survive whether that is decreasing the mortality or

that is decreasing the mortality or

that is decreasing the mortality or replacing the hives that they lost if

replacing the hives that they lost if

replacing the hives that they lost if beekeepers don’t have hives they can’t

beekeepers don’t have hives they can’t

beekeepers don’t have hives they can’t make money by pollinating crops like

make money by pollinating crops like

make money by pollinating crops like apples and almonds and they can’t sell

apples and almonds and they can’t sell

apples and almonds and they can’t sell their honey and beekeepers closely

their honey and beekeepers closely

their honey and beekeepers closely monitor their hives to make sure that

monitor their hives to make sure that

monitor their hives to make sure that they have the knowledge to make good

they have the knowledge to make good

they have the knowledge to make good decisions you know they need to treat

decisions you know they need to treat

decisions you know they need to treat diseases like no Seema or kill a varroa

diseases like no Seema or kill a varroa

diseases like no Seema or kill a varroa mites or even by a bear fence and the

mites or even by a bear fence and the

mites or even by a bear fence and the good thing is that there’s now new tools

good thing is that there’s now new tools

good thing is that there’s now new tools that allow them to do this more

that allow them to do this more

that allow them to do this more effectively so brood minder is a small

effectively so brood minder is a small

effectively so brood minder is a small rectangular sensor that I could put in

rectangular sensor that I could put in

rectangular sensor that I could put in my hive that connects to my iPhone

my hive that connects to my iPhone

my hive that connects to my iPhone simply by walking up to my hive I can

simply by walking up to my hive I can

simply by walking up to my hive I can check the temperature I can check the

check the temperature I can check the

check the temperature I can check the humidity and I can look at the weight I

humidity and I can look at the weight I

humidity and I can look at the weight I can see if my bees are adding honey I

can see if my bees are adding honey I

can see if my bees are adding honey I can see if they’re losing population or

can see if they’re losing population or

can see if they’re losing population or I can see if it’s too cold and I can do

I can see if it’s too cold and I can do

I can see if it’s too cold and I can do this all without ever opening the hive

this all without ever opening the hive

this all without ever opening the hive and disturbing the bees and I can share

and disturbing the bees and I can share

and disturbing the bees and I can share the information with the world in fact

the information with the world in fact

the information with the world in fact there’s a hive over in Victoria that is

there’s a hive over in Victoria that is

there’s a hive over in Victoria that is sharing information about how its bees

sharing information about how its bees

sharing information about how its bees are doing even experienced beekeepers

are doing even experienced beekeepers

are doing even experienced beekeepers can be surprised and giving them

can be surprised and giving them

can be surprised and giving them knowledge using smart phones helps them

knowledge using smart phones helps them

knowledge using smart phones helps them protect their bees brood minder is

protect their bees brood minder is

protect their bees brood minder is emblematic of a new set of smart phone

emblematic of a new set of smart phone

emblematic of a new set of smart phone tools that allows anyone to help the

tools that allows anyone to help the

tools that allows anyone to help the environment even if you’re not a

environment even if you’re not a

environment even if you’re not a beekeeper they engage citizen science

beekeeper they engage citizen science

beekeeper they engage citizen science and use our knowledge and incentives

and use our knowledge and incentives

and use our knowledge and incentives that we have personally to guide us to

that we have personally to guide us to

that we have personally to guide us to better ways to help save the planet now

better ways to help save the planet now

better ways to help save the planet now putting power in the hands of

putting power in the hands of

putting power in the hands of individuals through smartphones is an

individuals through smartphones is an

individuals through smartphones is an important change from traditional

important change from traditional

important change from traditional environmental approaches and gives us

environmental approaches and gives us

environmental approaches and gives us the opportunity to do things we could

the opportunity to do things we could

the opportunity to do things we could never do before and it comes at a very

never do before and it comes at a very

never do before and it comes at a very important time when so many of our

important time when so many of our

important time when so many of our political solution

political solution

political solution are failing to solve our environmental

are failing to solve our environmental

are failing to solve our environmental problems it wasn’t always like this so

problems it wasn’t always like this so

problems it wasn’t always like this so in 1972 when we created the

in 1972 when we created the

in 1972 when we created the Environmental Protection Agency the need

Environmental Protection Agency the need

Environmental Protection Agency the need for Environmental Action was obvious

for Environmental Action was obvious

for Environmental Action was obvious smokestacks were putting pollution into

smokestacks were putting pollution into

smokestacks were putting pollution into the air pollution was going into rivers

the air pollution was going into rivers

the air pollution was going into rivers and streams so what we did is we gave

and streams so what we did is we gave

and streams so what we did is we gave power to the EPA to address these

power to the EPA to address these

power to the EPA to address these problems and they did a good job and our

problems and they did a good job and our

problems and they did a good job and our air and water are much cleaner as a

air and water are much cleaner as a

air and water are much cleaner as a result of it today however environmental

result of it today however environmental

result of it today however environmental problems are very different and they’re

problems are very different and they’re

problems are very different and they’re more distributed and what worked in 1972

more distributed and what worked in 1972

more distributed and what worked in 1972 doesn’t necessarily work today today we

doesn’t necessarily work today today we

doesn’t necessarily work today today we too often rely on politicians to be

too often rely on politicians to be

too often rely on politicians to be environmental saviors and frankly

environmental saviors and frankly

environmental saviors and frankly they’re just not very good at it for a

they’re just not very good at it for a

they’re just not very good at it for a variety of reasons the first is x can

variety of reasons the first is x can

variety of reasons the first is x can change and people who supported

change and people who supported

change and people who supported President Obama’s efforts on the

President Obama’s efforts on the

President Obama’s efforts on the environment the last eight years are now

environment the last eight years are now

environment the last eight years are now watching as president Trump undoes many

watching as president Trump undoes many

watching as president Trump undoes many of those same regulations the second

of those same regulations the second

of those same regulations the second thing is is that politicians don’t have

thing is is that politicians don’t have

thing is is that politicians don’t have the knowledge and incentives necessary

the knowledge and incentives necessary

the knowledge and incentives necessary to make good environmental decisions so

to make good environmental decisions so

to make good environmental decisions so about a thousand cities pledged to meet

about a thousand cities pledged to meet

about a thousand cities pledged to meet the Kyoto Protocol x’ carbon reduction

the Kyoto Protocol x’ carbon reduction

the Kyoto Protocol x’ carbon reduction targets by 2012 but when the deadline

targets by 2012 but when the deadline

targets by 2012 but when the deadline arrived very few of them actually

arrived very few of them actually

arrived very few of them actually achieved the goals seattle admit failure

achieved the goals seattle admit failure

achieved the goals seattle admit failure so did Chicago so did New York as did

so did Chicago so did New York as did

so did Chicago so did New York as did about 90 percent of the cities that

about 90 percent of the cities that

about 90 percent of the cities that signed up and it’s not the only example

signed up and it’s not the only example

signed up and it’s not the only example subsidies for corn based ethanol

subsidies for corn based ethanol

subsidies for corn based ethanol actually increased environmental damage

actually increased environmental damage

actually increased environmental damage unlike beekeepers or biologists or

unlike beekeepers or biologists or

unlike beekeepers or biologists or farmers politicians don’t have the

farmers politicians don’t have the

farmers politicians don’t have the day-to-day experience and knowledge to

day-to-day experience and knowledge to

day-to-day experience and knowledge to make good environmental decisions and

make good environmental decisions and

make good environmental decisions and frankly politicians don’t like to admit

frankly politicians don’t like to admit

frankly politicians don’t like to admit that they were wrong right they’re

that they were wrong right they’re

that they were wrong right they’re worried about the next election so when

worried about the next election so when

worried about the next election so when the environmental policy doesn’t succeed

the environmental policy doesn’t succeed

the environmental policy doesn’t succeed they tend to hide the failure rather

they tend to hide the failure rather

they tend to hide the failure rather than admit it and the result is that we

than admit it and the result is that we

than admit it and the result is that we waste a lot of money and time and it

waste a lot of money and time and it

waste a lot of money and time and it harm

harm

harm the environment but we can change this

smartphones and the Internet engage our

smartphones and the Internet engage our incentives and our knowledge to find

incentives and our knowledge to find

incentives and our knowledge to find good environmental solutions engaging

good environmental solutions engaging

good environmental solutions engaging those incentives allows us to have

those incentives allows us to have

those incentives allows us to have everyday knowledge and put it to work

everyday knowledge and put it to work

everyday knowledge and put it to work for us and doing that is already helping

for us and doing that is already helping

for us and doing that is already helping steelhead right here in Puget Sound so

steelhead right here in Puget Sound so

steelhead right here in Puget Sound so this is fish emic fish face fish II was

this is fish emic fish face fish II was

this is fish emic fish face fish II was a steelhead who started out life in the

a steelhead who started out life in the

a steelhead who started out life in the Skokomish River and swam about a hundred

Skokomish River and swam about a hundred

Skokomish River and swam about a hundred and seventy-one miles up Hood Canal and

and seventy-one miles up Hood Canal and

and seventy-one miles up Hood Canal and then back down Hood Canal and then back

then back down Hood Canal and then back

then back down Hood Canal and then back up Hood Canal admittedly I didn’t choose

up Hood Canal admittedly I didn’t choose

up Hood Canal admittedly I didn’t choose the brightest fish in the world

the brightest fish in the world

the brightest fish in the world but finally out past the Hood Canal

but finally out past the Hood Canal

but finally out past the Hood Canal bridge into Puget Sound and finally to

bridge into Puget Sound and finally to

bridge into Puget Sound and finally to the Strait of Juan de Fuca toward the

the Strait of Juan de Fuca toward the

the Strait of Juan de Fuca toward the ocean where fishy became lunch for some

ocean where fishy became lunch for some

ocean where fishy became lunch for some happy bird

happy bird

happy bird now even though fishy gave its life for

now even though fishy gave its life for

now even though fishy gave its life for science it didn’t die in vain and it

science it didn’t die in vain and it

science it didn’t die in vain and it made a difference

made a difference

made a difference fishies life helped us understand why

fishies life helped us understand why

fishies life helped us understand why steelhead and salmon struggle to make it

steelhead and salmon struggle to make it

steelhead and salmon struggle to make it to the ocean

to the ocean

to the ocean a group called long live the Kings

a group called long live the Kings

a group called long live the Kings tagged dozens of fish and allowed donors

tagged dozens of fish and allowed donors

tagged dozens of fish and allowed donors to bid on them betting on which one

to bid on them betting on which one

to bid on them betting on which one would actually make it to the ocean and

would actually make it to the ocean and

would actually make it to the ocean and not only did this raise money and

not only did this raise money and

not only did this raise money and awareness for conservation efforts it

awareness for conservation efforts it

awareness for conservation efforts it added to that scientific knowledge about

added to that scientific knowledge about

added to that scientific knowledge about the challenges that steelhead and salmon

the challenges that steelhead and salmon

the challenges that steelhead and salmon face so I could check and see that some

face so I could check and see that some

face so I could check and see that some fish were eaten by seals others never

fish were eaten by seals others never

fish were eaten by seals others never even made it out of the river where they

even made it out of the river where they

even made it out of the river where they started but some fish like salmonella at

started but some fish like salmonella at

started but some fish like salmonella at the top there

the top there

the top there I actually made it all the way out to

I actually made it all the way out to

I actually made it all the way out to the ocean

the ocean

the ocean every day I could get my smartphone out

every day I could get my smartphone out

every day I could get my smartphone out and see how my fish was doing connecting

and see how my fish was doing connecting

and see how my fish was doing connecting my interest in steelhead to real-life

my interest in steelhead to real-life

my interest in steelhead to real-life actions on the ground a group called

actions on the ground a group called

actions on the ground a group called Paso Pacifico in Central America which

Paso Pacifico in Central America which

Paso Pacifico in Central America which works with sea turtles did a similar

works with sea turtles did a similar

works with sea turtles did a similar sort of thing where they tagged sea

sort of thing where they tagged sea

sort of thing where they tagged sea turtles and allowed donors to watch them

turtles and allowed donors to watch them

turtles and allowed donors to watch them as they swam around the ocean now the

as they swam around the ocean now the

as they swam around the ocean now the technologies use the smartphone

technologies use the smartphone

technologies use the smartphone technologies used by brood minder or by

technologies used by brood minder or by

technologies used by brood minder or by long live the Kings allow us to connect

long live the Kings allow us to connect

long live the Kings allow us to connect in an individual way to environmental

in an individual way to environmental

in an individual way to environmental solutions in a way that simply was never

solutions in a way that simply was never

solutions in a way that simply was never possible before they give us information

possible before they give us information

possible before they give us information and allow us to use it every day holding

and allow us to use it every day holding

and allow us to use it every day holding us accountable for failure

us accountable for failure

us accountable for failure and guiding us to better environmental

and guiding us to better environmental

and guiding us to better environmental solutions and doing that is already

solutions and doing that is already

solutions and doing that is already helping migratory birds in California

helping migratory birds in California

helping migratory birds in California you probably didn’t think you’re gonna

you probably didn’t think you’re gonna

you probably didn’t think you’re gonna get a speech about the birds and the

get a speech about the birds and the

get a speech about the birds and the bees this morning did you

so Cornell University researchers

so Cornell University researchers created an app called eBird and millions

created an app called eBird and millions

created an app called eBird and millions of data points have been entered by bird

of data points have been entered by bird

of data points have been entered by bird watchers around the world about when and

watchers around the world about when and

watchers around the world about when and where they saw different bird species

where they saw different bird species

where they saw different bird species and every dot on this map represents one

and every dot on this map represents one

and every dot on this map represents one data point entered by a bird watcher

data point entered by a bird watcher

data point entered by a bird watcher somewhere in the world in real time in

somewhere in the world in real time in

somewhere in the world in real time in one day so a bird teamed up with the

one day so a bird teamed up with the

one day so a bird teamed up with the Nature Conservancy in California to try

Nature Conservancy in California to try

Nature Conservancy in California to try to find the best habitat for migratory

to find the best habitat for migratory

to find the best habitat for migratory birds and they took hundreds of

birds and they took hundreds of

birds and they took hundreds of thousands of data points and sorted

thousands of data points and sorted

thousands of data points and sorted through them to figure out which rice

through them to figure out which rice

through them to figure out which rice fields would provide the best habitat if

fields would provide the best habitat if

fields would provide the best habitat if they were flooded about a hundred

they were flooded about a hundred

they were flooded about a hundred species of shorebirds ducks and geese

species of shorebirds ducks and geese

species of shorebirds ducks and geese rely on those rice fields so the Nature

rely on those rice fields so the Nature

rely on those rice fields so the Nature Conservancy went to rice farmers and

Conservancy went to rice farmers and

Conservancy went to rice farmers and they did a reverse auction and they said

they did a reverse auction and they said

they did a reverse auction and they said how much would we have to pay you to

how much would we have to pay you to

how much would we have to pay you to create this habitat for these birds sort

create this habitat for these birds sort

create this habitat for these birds sort of like Airbnb for birds

of like Airbnb for birds

of like Airbnb for birds and it worked and it was a win-win

and it worked and it was a win-win

and it worked and it was a win-win because the birds got the habitat and

because the birds got the habitat and

because the birds got the habitat and the farmers got paid without smartphones

the farmers got paid without smartphones

the farmers got paid without smartphones and without eBird this would never have

and without eBird this would never have

and without eBird this would never have been possible and it also allowed

been possible and it also allowed

been possible and it also allowed birders to go out and confirm that the

birders to go out and confirm that the

birders to go out and confirm that the habitat that had been created was being

habitat that had been created was being

habitat that had been created was being used by the birds smartphone

used by the birds smartphone

used by the birds smartphone environmentalism allowed the birds to

environmentalism allowed the birds to

environmentalism allowed the birds to create the habitat using the the

create the habitat using the the

create the habitat using the the smartphone environmental technologies

smartphone environmental technologies

smartphone environmental technologies but it also improved our understanding

but it also improved our understanding

but it also improved our understanding of science and it allowed bird watchers

of science and it allowed bird watchers

of science and it allowed bird watchers to go out and hold the farmers

to go out and hold the farmers

to go out and hold the farmers accountable to make sure that they had

accountable to make sure that they had

accountable to make sure that they had actually created the habitat for the

actually created the habitat for the

actually created the habitat for the birds smartphone environmentalism holds

birds smartphone environmentalism holds

birds smartphone environmentalism holds the promise of dramatically improving

the promise of dramatically improving

the promise of dramatically improving the way we create wildlife habitat it

the way we create wildlife habitat it

the way we create wildlife habitat it can help us cut our energy use and cut

can help us cut our energy use and cut

can help us cut our energy use and cut carbon emissions and it could even

carbon emissions and it could even

carbon emissions and it could even improve the way we use water and there

improve the way we use water and there

improve the way we use water and there are already dozens of apps that allow

are already dozens of apps that allow

are already dozens of apps that allow all of us to make these environmental

all of us to make these environmental

all of us to make these environmental improvements so for instance if you want

improvements so for instance if you want

improvements so for instance if you want to know how much electricity you’re

to know how much electricity you’re

to know how much electricity you’re using at any given time you can simply

using at any given time you can simply

using at any given time you can simply open up the sense electricity monitor

open up the sense electricity monitor

open up the sense electricity monitor like I have in my home if you want to

like I have in my home if you want to

like I have in my home if you want to cut if you want to return down your

cut if you want to return down your

cut if you want to return down your thermostat and save electricity you can

thermostat and save electricity you can

thermostat and save electricity you can use nest if you want to monitor your

use nest if you want to monitor your

use nest if you want to monitor your water use you could use drop counter you

water use you could use drop counter you

water use you could use drop counter you can figure out if the fish that you’re

can figure out if the fish that you’re

can figure out if the fish that you’re buying or sustainably harvested you can

buying or sustainably harvested you can

buying or sustainably harvested you can calculate your carbon footprint you can

calculate your carbon footprint you can

calculate your carbon footprint you can even buy solar energy in other states

even buy solar energy in other states

even buy solar energy in other states where the Sun shines more than it does

where the Sun shines more than it does

where the Sun shines more than it does today in the same way that uber and lyft

today in the same way that uber and lyft

today in the same way that uber and lyft radically changed the taxi industry

radically changed the taxi industry

radically changed the taxi industry smartphone environmental apps hold the

smartphone environmental apps hold the

smartphone environmental apps hold the promise of success where politicians

promise of success where politicians

promise of success where politicians have failed and dozens of these apps and

have failed and dozens of these apps and

have failed and dozens of these apps and using them multiplies the impact over

using them multiplies the impact over

using them multiplies the impact over time to make big differences the car2go

time to make big differences the car2go

time to make big differences the car2go app allows you to find a little two-seat

app allows you to find a little two-seat

app allows you to find a little two-seat smart car somewhere parks near you and

smart car somewhere parks near you and

smart car somewhere parks near you and rent it by the hour and you can even

rent it by the hour and you can even

rent it by the hour and you can even unlock it with your phone this has been

unlock it with your phone this has been

unlock it with your phone this has been so successful that the City of Seattle

so successful that the City of Seattle

so successful that the City of Seattle estimates that there are now nine

estimates that there are now nine

estimates that there are now nine thousand fewer cars in Seattle as a

thousand fewer cars in Seattle as a

thousand fewer cars in Seattle as a result of this one app so for 18 years I

result of this one app so for 18 years I

result of this one app so for 18 years I worked and I’ve worked in environmental

worked and I’ve worked in environmental

worked and I’ve worked in environmental policy I used to work at the Washington

policy I used to work at the Washington

policy I used to work at the Washington State Department of Natural Resources on

State Department of Natural Resources on

State Department of Natural Resources on issues like spotted owl and old-growth

issues like spotted owl and old-growth

issues like spotted owl and old-growth forests and I now sit on the Puget Sound

forests and I now sit on the Puget Sound

forests and I now sit on the Puget Sound salmon recovery Council which makes me a

salmon recovery Council which makes me a

salmon recovery Council which makes me a salmon recovery counselor smart phones

salmon recovery counselor smart phones

salmon recovery counselor smart phones bring people together to create

bring people together to create

bring people together to create information and they engage our

information and they engage our

information and they engage our incentives to do better for the

incentives to do better for the

incentives to do better for the environment to protect the environment

environment to protect the environment

environment to protect the environment for the future to improve wildlife

for the future to improve wildlife

for the future to improve wildlife habitat and create clean air and clean

habitat and create clean air and clean

habitat and create clean air and clean water they have the ability to multiply

water they have the ability to multiply

water they have the ability to multiply all of those efforts so that together we

all of those efforts so that together we

all of those efforts so that together we can do more than politicians ever could

can do more than politicians ever could

can do more than politicians ever could thanks to smart phone environmentalism

thanks to smart phone environmentalism

thanks to smart phone environmentalism the ability to be an environmental hero

the ability to be an environmental hero

the ability to be an environmental hero is literally in the palm of your hand

is literally in the palm of your hand

is literally in the palm of your hand thank you so much

thank you so much

thank you so much [Applause]

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