'Climate change has an impact on all of us. As athletes we're more aware of it because it directly affects our training schedules, even as an indoor athlete.'
As global climate strike events take place globally this week, Olympic medalist Ibtihaj Muhammad sat down with"GMA" to discuss the significance of this movement and how it has personally affected her lifestyle.
In conjunction with her strong feelings on climate change, Muhammad has found ways to incorporate sustainable practices into her daily routine. In addition to the green footwear, she also practices daily habits such as using less plastic or buying larger containers of yogurt as opposed to smaller, individual ones.
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