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Every Woman's Guide to Saving the Planet

Natalie Isaacs
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Every Woman's Guide to Saving the Planet' empowers women to take climate action in their daily lives. The book offers practical tips and strategies for reducing one's carbon footprint and creating a more sustainable future, demonstrating the impact of individual choices on the planet.

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