See what happens when a 11-year old boy scout decides he wants to help save the planet. Watch this story of Diego Madani, a Northern Nevadan who is planting trees to combat climate change.
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How an 11-Year-Old Boy Scout is Saving the Planet
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How an 11-Year-Old Boy Scout is Saving the Planet
Meet Diego Madani and his non-profit treesRus
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Diego meets Reno mayor Hillary Schieve -
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