Anjali Sharma breaking new ground in climate fight. Miki Perkins, March 5, 2021. SMH, Retrieved: November 23 2023.
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“Growing up in Australia I consider myself really fortunate,” she says. “I got an education that helped me make sense of what was happening.”
— Anjali Sharma
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About Anjali Sharma
Anjali Sharma (born 2004) is an Australian climate activist, who at the age of 16, was the lead litigant in a class action in the Australian Federal Court, against the Federal government, and in particular, the then Minister for the Environment, Sussan Ley, for failing to consider the impacts of climate change. Sharma was also a finalist in the 2021 Children's Climate Prize, an International prize for climate activism, based in Sweden.
About Anjali Sharma
Anjali Sharma (born 2004) is an Australian climate activist, who at the age of 16, was the lead litigant in a class action in the Australian Federal Court, against the Federal government, and in particular, the then Minister for the Environment, Sussan Ley, for failing to consider the impacts of climate change. Sharma was also a finalist in the 2021 Children's Climate Prize, an International prize for climate activism, based in Sweden.
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