By Juliet Akoth Ojwang In recent years, there has been a significant trend in young people from around the world joining the fight against environmental threats and climate change. These educated youths have played a crucial role in raising awareness among their peers, inspiring even more young people to participate in campaigns for a sustainable future. A good example is that of Kenyan siblings Michelle and Jeremy Muchilwa (19 and 16, respectively), who founded Osiepe Sango (Friends of Lake Victoria). Their organization aims to combat plastic pollution in Lake Victoria, Africa’s largest fresh…