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"We can create transformational action that will safeguard the living conditions for future generations." – Greta Thunberg

Climate change is unlike any other issue. While the threat of human-caused global disaster may be daunting at times, everyone has a role to play in preventing it. This is the message of a large social movement of schoolchildren that has erupted in response to our politicians' inaction. But what does it mean for the way we educate our children if we all need to act differently?

The importance of education in promoting climate action cannot be overstated. It enables individuals to comprehend and respond to the effects of the climate catastrophe by equipping them with the knowledge, skills, values, and attitudes necessary to engage as change agents.

The focus of this video is on the improvements made by young people from all across the world to help raise awareness and funds Take action to combat climate change and to safeguard marine life. as well as coastal ecosystems It contains difficulties that can be overcome. be tailored to your students' ages and interests, and accomplished in collaboration with your partner school, sharing ideas, ideas and outcomes in the field of communication technology platforms for social media

No one is too small to make a difference

1. Conserve energy in your everyday life.
Making simple choices to save energy may help avoid the serious consequences of global warming. For example:

Turn off the lights.
Close doors immediately so heat does not escape.
Take short showers.
Walk or bike if you can
Turn off your computer when not in use

2. Convince the people around you to save energy.

Now, you have to be careful here because people don't like to be told what to do, so convince is the important part. Your parents would be perfect subjects for persuasion, but do it with love and humor. Here are some suggestions that you can provide for your family and friends.

Replace incandescent with fluorescent lights. (This saves a lot of money!)
Ask your parents not to leave the car running needlessly, for example, when waiting to pick you up at school.
Recycle (this saves energy in manufacturing).
Run the dishwasher and other appliances on energy saver mode.
Keep the house at 68°F or less. And make sure the heat goes off at night and when everyone is away.
Start a conservation club at school to raise awareness. Get your fellow students and teachers on board to have the school reduce energy consumption.

It takes energy to produce everything we buy. We can save energy by recycling.
In fact, one of the issues is a lack of knowledge. Global warming poses a serious threat to civilisation. On the one hand, we have no idea what will occur. On the other hand, we recognize that what may occur could be disastrous. And these ramifications could have a variety of effects in different parts of the planet.

3. Keep learning.
All of these suggestions are environmentally friendly. While this is crucial, identifying and deploying environmentally friendly energy sources is even more critical. Who is going to take care of that? It may even be you! So the third and most essential thing you can do is receive the best education you can so that you can continue to be a responsible citizen and make smart judgments. Perhaps you can assist in the development of scientific, technological, economic, or political answers to the current crisis.