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Through a grant from NOAA, our Climate Youth Labs 4-H programs are engaging diverse middle school students at 3 Minneapolis Public Schools in learning about climate change, climate resilience, green careers, and designing action projects. The youth have created podcasts about climate resilience and their action projects of growing food through hydroponics, a climate resilient approach to food security in a changing climate.
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Episode #2
<p>Today, we are at Franklin Middle School where students and their teacher, Ms. Williams, have created a news report about what they did and what they learned about hydroponics and climate change.</p>
Episode #1
<p>In the first episode of five of the Climate Youth Labs podcast, we hear from students at Sanford Middle School and Franklin Middle School in Minneapolis. The students share their personal experiences with a changing climate. From floods in Japan to dry rivers in Minnesota, disappearing snowfalls to lakes shrinking before their eyes, these middle schoolers reflect on how climate change is shaping their world. </p>
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