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‘“Trees dey talk o,” she would say. “Dem dey talk about bad-bad things wey go happen for future.”’
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Suggested discussion points
- Can recycling be wrong?
- Can protecting nature go too far?
- What is green colonialism and how can it be resisted?
- Define eco-fascism. Should nature have greater rights than some humans?
- How far can you imagine our values changing?
- If an eco-authoritarian state would arise on the continent, where would it be more likely?
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