16% school students getting climate education could reduce 19 billion tons of GHG emissions
While a lot of efforts are spent on decarbonizing our industry, transport and even homes, little attention is paid to how we can groom the next generation to build a low carbon world.
The Brookings Institution recently did a study on the issue and came up with the interesting finding that “If only 16 percent of high school students in high- and middle-income countries were to receive climate change education, we could see a nearly 19 gigaton reduction of carbon dioxide by 2050”.
Without getting into specific data, the overall premise is promising – leverage the school system such that they become powerful vehicles to get the world to a much better position in future.
There can be hardly two opinions on that premise, can there?
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The Brookings Institution – Christina Kwauk – Rebecca Winthrop
Eugene Cordero – San Jose State univ.
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