Isaiah Davis-Stober, Sarah Davis, Leona Miller and Tim Hawks pose for a photo under their booth at the Columbia Area Earth Day Festival held Sunday, April 22, 2018 in Peace Park. The group, affiliated with Icekeepers, a group started by young people to fight climate change, sells reusable bags crocheted from old T-shirts.

A sign expresses a message of activism, displayed by Icekeepers, a group fighting climate change, at their booth at the Columbia Area Earth Day Festival on Sunday, April 22, 2018. “My friends and I had finished a school project and wanted to go further to do something about global warming,” Isaiah Davis-Stober, a member of Icekeepers said. “These people driving around in huge cars are just driving us crazy.”

Tim Hawks, a member of Icekeepers, a group fighting climate change, points to a photograph of the group’s service trip to Monte Mitla, Mexico in June, 2017. Their trip entailed a visit to an eco-village, building a wind turbine and an interview with Pedro Kumamoto, a political activist in Jalisco, Mexico. The photographs were displayed at the group’s booth at the Columbia Area Earth Day Festival on Sunday, April 22, 2018. 

Leona Miller, a member of Icekeepers, a group fighting climate change, crochets a reusable bag out of old T-shirts at the Columbia Area Earth Day Festival, Sunday, April 22, 2018. The profits sold from reusable bag sales go toward the group’s service trips.