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Jiangfeng ChuNorth Allegheny Intermediate High SchoolNationality: United StatesThis photograph of Lake Mead was taken from the top of the Hoover Dam from the Nevada side. Lake Mead is fed by the Colorado River, whose discharge mostly originates from…

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Jiangfeng Chu is now a member of Global Ethics Network

Dec 30, 2017

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What are your interests and areas of expertise in international relations?: Environment, Globalization, Science, Technology

Tell everyone a little about yourself and what you hope to gain from the Global Ethics Network.: I am a high school student enrolled in AP Human Geography with an interest in global relations. I would like to present my photographs displaying climate change in order to raise awareness for this pressing issue.

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