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Kirin M.

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A person named Kirin Koli Noa created a garment to represent the effects of global warming. They explained that global warming is causing oceans to warm, leading to coral bleaching and animals moving north. The main cause of global warming is human activity. They suggest taking actions like driving eco-friendly cars, recycling, using energy efficient appliances, and being mindful of our food choices. The garment they made is all black to symbolize how easy it is to ignore the issue. They used flowers and flames as symbols of urgency and the need for action. Their mask is blue to represent hope and orange to represent fire and our role in climate change. They encourage everyone to do better. Aloha, O Kirin Koli Noa. I created my garment to represent the effects of global warming. Global warming is the long-term warming of the planet's temperature. Oceans have been getting warmer, causing coral bleaching and sea animals shifting habitats up north seeking cooler waters. Also, the leading cause of global warming is us. There are actions we can take for a healthier planet, but ironically it starts with us. Driving eco-friendly cars, recycling, switching to energy efficient appliances, and being intentional with what we eat. With these themes in mind, I sewed my own blazer and pants. I chose to do all black to show how easy it is to turn a blind eye to this matter. I used orange, yellow, and red flowers on the shoulder pads of my blazer to represent the urgency of global warming. I heat pressed vinyl in the shape of flames onto the cuffs of my pants and blazer as a metaphor to show that just by standing still, climate change won't go away. My mask is two toned, blue and orange. The blue represents life and the hope for a healthy planet. The orange represents fire, heat, and most importantly, us. The ones who have contributed to climate change. Let's do better. Mahalo.

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