What YOU Can Do About Climate Change
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Provided by: Jack Harries|Published on: July 5, 2022
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Synopsis
- This video explains that the only way to end climate change is to stop causing damage to the Earth and start fixing the damage that has already been done.
- Students will learn that individuals can only do so much and that real change must occur at the cultural and systemic levels.
Subjects: Civics
Authors: Earthrise, Jack Harries
Region: Global
Languages: English
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Positives
- This video is inspiring and will encourage students to get involved in the climate movement.
- Students will learn how people are working to mitigate the effects of climate change and enact changes that will positively impact our environmental future.
Additional Prerequisites
- Ads may play before and during this video.
Differentiation
- Cross-curricular connections can be made in science or language arts classes that are working on climate change or argumentative writing.
- This video would make a great conversation starter for what students can do about climate change. Consider having students work individually, in groups, or as a class to come up with a plan to counter climate change in their school, community, local, state, or national government.
The video explains strategic actions we can take to mitigate climate change impacts. It highlights the importance of transforming the way we live and consume and how we can make changes to draw down our carbon footprint. This resource is ideal for the classroom.
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