Louise Burfitt-Dons
Campaigner
Louise Burfitt-Dons speaks about what eco-awareness means to her,
life in the fifties and the good news for certain types of women
about the Hot Women Campaign read
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Tracey
Smith
Founder
of InterNational Downshifting Week, author of The Book of Rubbish
Ideas, broadcaster and sustainability advocate Tracey Smith talks
about how 100 companies losing gas supply in the recent extreme
weather should arouse us from our apathy
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Gemma Rogers
UK
RSPB Media Officer Gemma Rogers talks about how a new job alerted
her to climate change issues, buying her first house and how she
thinks that the Hot Women Campaign could change the attitudes of
women worldwide read more |
 Claire
Hurren
UK GP Claire Hurren talks about her work on a polar bear conservation
which spurred her into action on climate change, why ecotoxing can
be good for you and how supporting Hot Women Campaign can help women
understand the environmental issues of the day read
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 Lucy
Moorhouse
Lucy
Moorhouse from London tells how her life has changed in a positive
way since heading up a carbon offsetting organisation, her concerns
about compulsive buying and how she thinks that the Hot Women Campaign
will allow more people to understand climate change
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 Lucy
Egwuonwu
London
based jewellery designer and company director Lucy Egwuonwu speaks
about her support for the Hot Women Campaign, why ecotoxing is a
great discipline and how she believes that jewellery can communicate
the perils of the planet read more |
Anna
Burns 
Ella
Dickenson