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An animated collage of humorous climate change protest signs and memes. The images feature creative and witty slogans such as ‘Humans destroy climate, climate destroys humans,’ ‘Me and the Earth having a meltdown,’ and ‘I’m sure the dinosaurs thought they had time too.’ Overlaying the collage is a cartoon Earth with a thermometer in its mouth, symbolizing global warming. The visuals highlight the use of humor to address serious environmental issues
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A split-image representation of globalization and its impact on climate change. The left side depicts a smoky industrial scene with factories emitting pollution into a hazy sky. The right side features a clear blue ocean with small islands and coastal infrastructure, symbolizing vulnerable communities at risk from rising sea levels. At the center, a vibrant Earth emphasizes the global interconnectedness of these issues. The contrasting imagery highlights the dual nature of globalization—both its environmental challenges and its potential for fostering solutions
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