Can celebrities influence environmental issues? Experts weigh in.

Your eyes do not deceive you -- notable public figures are teaming up with sustainable brands and environmental movements more than ever before.

The sustainability movement is increasingly getting a boost from famous faces as celebrities lend their voices to causes close to their hearts and environmental issues that they are most concerned about, experts told ABC News.

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Behind the scenes of Ellie Goulding’s uniquely sustainable concert documentary, streaming exclusively on Amazon Freevee

In Monumental: Ellie Goulding at Kew Gardens, the English singer and songwriter performs at the largest and most diverse botanic garden in the world, located in London. Not only is this episode of the Freevee docuseries a feast for the eyes, but its promotion of environmental sustainability on camera earned Monumental: Ellie Goulding at Kew Gardens an Environmental Media Association (EMA) Award, a first for Amazon.

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Expanding Sustainable Production Practices at Paramount

In 2022, a total of 12 Paramount productions received Green or Gold Seal recognition from the EMA. The EMA Green Seal is a two-tier recognition program honoring progress in sustainable production practices across movies, TV shows, filmed commercials, and print advertising.

Paramount is making significant strides in enhancing its overall environmental performance by addressing the environmental impacts of production.

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This Gen-Z Activist Is Offering Prince William $1 Million — Find Out Why

Genesis Butler has a special request for Prince William’s Earthshot Prize.

PEOPLE exclusively reveals that the 16-year-old animal rights and climate activist has partnered with Generation Vegan to ask the Prince of Wales to add a meat alternative category to his prestigious environmental prize. Butler, who has been a vegan since age 6 and gave her first TED Talk at age 10, argues that adding a plant-based prize is urgent for the planet’s sake.

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