Greta Thunberg’s environmental awareness campaign is an example of the “what could be” / “why not” phrases in the second sentence of Prescribed Title #1. However, the activism of Thunberg and other is grounded in the research of scientists whose work is based on the “what is” and “why” parts of the first sentence of Prescribed Title #1
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