To fight climate change, we need to change mindset and behaviour


Climate crisis: A house in central Java, Indonesia, recently abandoned after it was flooded due to the rising sea level. Rising global sea levels and extreme weather events are some of the terrifying effects of climate change that are threatening the world. — AP

CLIMATE change education is now more critical than ever to mitigate climate change.

The urgent need for climate change response is a call for global citizens to respond in a variety of ways, including learning about how climate change affects their lives, what they can do to protect themselves from the harmful consequences and how they can reduce activities that contribute to climate change.

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