Youth Will Lead The Way To Combat Climate Change
As the effects of climate change begin to show in every place on earth,
affecting every person on this planet in some form or other, urgent and
transformative changes were never so important before. Accelerating
human activities, rising temperatures, rising greenhouse gas emissions,
rising consumptions, everything is amplifying at a much faster rate than
anticipated. Extreme weathers, temperatures, cyclones, tsunamis are
disrupting our lives like never before and threatening our very
existence.
The world finally under the leadership of UN
has made progress in defining a path towards ‘Net Zero’ and environment
friendly and climate resilient development. And there is hope as a lot
of youngsters across are keen to lead this transformation. Today’s world
is witnessing the largest connected young generation in our living
history. With curiosity, critical and out of the box thinking, ready to
work on a bigger scale, they are able to come out with solutions for
global problems.
The question is how can one as an individual contribute to the actions to combat climate change?
Individuals
have a crucial role to play in supporting and empowering youth in the
fight against climate change. There are several ways individuals can
contribute to the cause and make a difference. First and foremost,
individuals can educate themselves about the issue. By staying informed
and understanding the challenges we face, individuals can engage in
informed discussions, spread awareness, and advocate for change.
Most
importantly individuals can become a part of global fight against
climate change through volunteering. Every small bit of work will count
and result in a better future for all of us. Volunteering for youth-led
campaigns and initiatives can provide valuable support and help amplify
the message. Furthermore, individuals can use their voices and platforms
to share their stories help raise awareness and inspire others to take
action. One of the key ways youth are addressing climate change is
through grassroots movements.