Salina students learned about climate change’s impact on local communities. They discovered how vulnerability exacerbates the effects of climate change and recognized the crucial role of tree equity alongside climate justice in supporting vulnerable communities.
Furthermore, they spent time learning about the impact of human development on the water cycle, including how our activities have altered the natural flow and operation of water systems, leading to issues like water pollution, water scarcity, and the limited availability of freshwater.
By: Musaed Abdulla, Sumea Abubaker, Azia Ahmed, Wedad Alawamreh, Shahd Alshameri, Omar Alwajih, Nada Alasaadi, Yousef Almardaie, Aisha Alrayyashi, Mohamed Alsebaeai, Enhar Altaweel, Luay Alwishah, Cema Eljahmi, Malak Gabashasa, Maya Ghanim, Elaph Hizam, Siena Hussein, Uthman Meree, Aseel Mohamed, Byan Mohamed, Wiam Mohamed, Renad Mussad, Aleena Musleh, Abrar Naji, Abdulrahman Saeed, Ayia Saleh, and Mohamed Shahit, 6th Grade
Teacher: Hanan Hussein, Salina Intermediate, Dearborn
Type: Photograph
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