Children and Climate Education: A Priority at the Bonn Climate Change Conference. Here’s Why

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EARTHDAY.ORG

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2024

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The General Public

This article highlights that children are particularly vulnerable to climate change, with air and water pollution causing malnutrition and disease. Education can empower children to take, action and advocate for sustainable practices that can mitigate the effects of climate change. By educating children about the importance of environmental conservation, we can help create a generation that is more aware and proactive in protecting our planet for future generations.

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