Climate change is real and it will affect us all. The world is getting warmer and human activity is a major cause of this. The problem is now urgent but the situation is not entirely hopeless, at least, not yet.

Many people care about global warming, but as young people, we are the next generation and we feel that we have the most at stake. Whilst many individuals and some governments are beginning to take action, experts agree that current efforts are way too feeble to solve the problem.

We aim to transform public attitudes to climate change. We are run by young people and hope to engage students of all ages to help us spread our campaign. We provide ideas, resources and information to help students and teachers in schools, colleges and universities to run projects and promote practical solutions to climate change in their own communities.

Together, this generation will tackle climate change.

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Read about what our local Primary Schools are doing here.

There has been a 40% drop in the amount of arctic ice since the 1970s. Were this effect to spread, and the northern ice fields melt, a rise in sea levels of up to seven meters would occur. This would not simply overwhelm low-lying countries like Bangladesh, but also major western cities such as London, Rome and New York.

Quoted by stopclimatechaos.org