African environmentalists are using the recently commemorated Earth Day to re-enforce calls for having rich nations pay for their status of being the biggest polluters while educating people on the continent of the importance of protecting the planet. For more, VOA’s Mike Hove recently sat down with Beverly Ndifoin, a Cameroonian environmentalist who is also a fellow with the Obama Foundation and the co-founder of Game Changers, a youth led movement that champions fighting climate change in the central African nation. In the in-depth discussion, Ndifoin unpacks the importance of the fight against climate change and how to entice the youth into joining causes focused on preserving the planet.