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Iranians collect water from the salt-encrusted lakebed of Iran's shrinking Lake Urmieh, northwest Iran on Jan. 23, 2015. Photographer: Scott Peterson/Getty Images
Bestselling novelist and winner of the Climate Fiction Prize joins Zero to discuss why she couldn’t ignore climate change as she told the story of girls in Nigeria.
Bestselling novelist and winner of the Climate Fiction Prize joins Zero to discuss why she couldn’t ignore climate change as she told the story of girls in Nigeria.
Water and mud polluted by oil sits in a creek in Goi, Nigeria, on Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2016. Twenty years after the oil-pollution crisis in the Niger delta shot to world attention when the then military government hanged the author and environmentalist, Ken Saro-Wiwa, residents in the region are seething with anger again that the problem hasn’t been fixed.
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