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Isabella Kaminski

Six Portuguese youth take 32 nations to European court over climate change

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Andre Oliveira (15), Sofia Oliveira (18), Catarina Mota (23), Claudia Agostinho (24) and Martim Agostinho (20). [Courtesy of Global Legal Action Network]

Claudia Duarte Agostinho, a 24-year-old ER nurse from western Portugal, gets stressed thinking about the reality of climate change.

“Right now … the big impact that it’s having on my life is the anxiety it gives me daily,” she says.

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