If you thought teens and ecology didn’t go together, you need to read this. In high school auditoriums across the country, teens are crowding in to see one film. No, it’s not a blockbuster thriller, or the latest chick flick. Instead, it’s Al Gore’s award-breaking documentary, “An Inconvenient Truth,” a film warning of the dangers of global warming. From California to Boston, New York to Oregon, teens are jumping on the think green bandwagon. Working with organizations such as Do Something, teens are galvanizing to work toward sustainability, creating model environmental structures, recycling, and helping to spread the word about renewable energy options. Nationwide, teens are joining celebrities such as Sheryl Crow, Madonna, and Raven in embracing activism and leadership. According to Gordian Raacke, executive director of Renewable Energy Long Island, getting teens involved in thinking green is critical toward
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