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February

25/2: A reel clarifying that natural disasters are a warning to take an action and that every action matters. This is a powerful and urgent call to action. It captures the critical moment we’re in, when time is running out, but hope still exists if we act now. It reminds us that change doesn't always have to be massive to be meaningful; even the smallest efforts, when multiplied, can lead to real impact.

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March

3/3: A reel showcasing practical tips and solutions to reduce our environmental footprint. This is an encouraging and empowering video that shows how accessible sustainability can be. It’s a great reminder that real change starts with everyday choices, whether it’s conserving energy, choosing eco-friendly products, or supporting green initiatives. This video is a valuable resource for anyone ready to take action and be part of the solution.

20/3: A reel with someone interviewing people and asking them whether they know any local initiatives and if they have an impact on human behavior, by asking real people how awareness and initiatives make a difference, it highlights the power of community action and shared commitment. It’s a great way to spark reflection and inspire others to be part of the solution.

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24/3: A reel with Dr. Tamer Nassar, Professor of Geology at the Faculty of Science, clarifying why climate change is a serious and dangerous phenomenon, and about what’s really causing climate change and how its impact continues to grow if we didn’t take action.

30/3: A reel showing behind the scenes of an interview with Fadi Amr about recycling, for the audience to stay tuned and waiting for the interview

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5/4: A reel showing snippets from the interview with Fadi Amr about recycling, and sharing how we can protect the environment, and for the audience to interact with us they can visit our website in the caption and watch the full interview.

April

14/4: An interview with Dr. Tamer Nassar, Professor of Geology at the Faculty of Science, explaining that climate change is strongly linked with our mental and physical health. We must take into consideration that our actions affect not only the environment but also our well-being.