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The strongest governments on earth cannot clean up pollution by themselves. They must rely on each ordinary person, like you and me, on our choices, and on our will.

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Die stärksten Regierungen der Erde können die Verschmutzung nicht selbst beseitigen. Sie müssen sich auf jeden gewöhnlichen Menschen wie Sie und mich, unsere Entscheidungen und unseren Willen verlassen.

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