How can we ensure equitable access to climate education for marginalized communities?  on November 3, 2024


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😨 Climate change exacerbates extreme weather, impacting communities globally

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Recent analyses underscore the urgent need for climate action as extreme weather events, highlighted by Hurricane Helene, reveal severe impacts on communities, particularly in the U.S. and Europe, with climate change intensifying these disasters by approximately 10%. For example, a study cited that over 50% of heat-related deaths in 2022 were linked to climate change, emphasizing the immediate risks posed by our current trajectory. Additionally, the Asia-Pacific region requires an estimated $102 billion yearly for adaptation against climate impacts, yet commitments have fallen drastically short at only $34 billion. Meanwhile, equitable climate education emerges as essential in nurturing informed and active future leaders, regardless of socio-economic background, to combat these pressing challenges.

Helium Trades     Nov 03, 2024