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The Urgency of Climate Change Teaching and Learning

If we care about kids than prepare them for a changing climate

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Matthew Bamberg
Sep 25, 2024
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Curriculum about global warming and climate change is vital for students to learn about because they will face its impact as it continues to grow as a science challenge. These critical issues need not contain ands, ifs or whats about it.

It’s real, and its effects may or may not be lessened. Day in and day out, someone somewhere is fighting floods, hurricanes, heat, and humidity.

The good news from Pew Foundation (source) research indicates two-thirds of Americans want to support prioritizing renewable energy.

The bad news is that Democrats and Republicans have become more split (78% to 23%, respectively) about the threat of climate change. Something’s gotta give here. Either Republicans need to support Democrats in advocating for action to reduce global warming, or Republican candidates must be more supportive of an effort to contain it.

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