About Abigail Borah
Born 1990. Abigail Borah is an American activist.
Abigail Borah (born 1990) is an American environmental activist who interrupted Todd Stern at the 2011 United Nations Climate Change Conference and who co-founded Race to Replace Vermont Yankee.
Early life and education
Borah grew up near Princeton and attended Stuart Country Day School of the Sacred Heart.
Borah studied at Middlebury College, While studying, she joined SustainUS, which sent her to the 2010 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Cancun (also known as COP-16). Borah received applause from the audience and had her credentials allowing her to attend the conference removed by guards. thumb Borah is the co-founder of Race to Replace Vermont Yankee, a campaign that aims to replace nuclear power in Vermont with clean energy.
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American activist
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Abigail Borah was born in 1990.
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