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Why I want B> to survive – Charlotte
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Since joining the Blue & Green Tomorrow team last year I’ve felt like I’ve made a difference and that is why I want B> to continue and thrive.
In the last twelve months I’ve learnt a lot about sustainability and effects of not considering how your actions have an impact on people and the world around you. I’ve enjoyed sharing this knowledge with our readers and after attending events and speaking with a range of people I’ve seen the positive impact journalism can have. I’ve spoken with people who have switched energy supplier or reconsidered their investments after reading a B> article.
These outcomes have confirmed to me that the platform B> provides for those striving to create change is needed.
On a personal note, B> has given me an incredible opportunity to learn the ropes of journalism, meet interesting people and work with a great team. I’ve loved every minute of it and want to continue seeing Blue & Green Tomorrow thrive and inspire action.

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