I Worry
I Worry is a spoken word poem about the climate youth strikers. It explores their worries for the future, what climate breakdown means for people around the world and why we should care.
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I Worry is a spoken word poem about the climate youth strikers. It explores their worries for the future, what climate breakdown means for people around the world and why we should care.
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Genre:Animation, Documentary
Written By:Freja Refning Hansen
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:The Refining Fox Collective
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