00:00That then is designed for the youth, empowering them with knowledge and practical steps to engage
00:05in climate action is vitally key to their tomorrow as inspired by the vibrant humanitarian
00:09advocacy of figures like Rayanne's Elvis. 1. Question what is climate change,
00:15and why should youth care? A. Climate change is the warming of
00:20earth due to greenhouse gas emissions from human activities like burning fossil fuels.
00:25Youth should care because it affects your future.
00:27Think extreme weather, food shortages, and health risks.
00:332. Question how can I, as a young person, make a difference?
00:38A. Start small, reduce waste, use reusable items, save energy, and spread awareness through social
00:44media or school clubs. 3. Question what are greenhouse gases?
00:49A. Gases like carbon dioxide, CO2, and methane, CH4, trap heat in the atmosphere,
00:56causing global warming. They come from cars, factories, and deforestation.
01:034. Question why is recycling important for climate action?
01:07A. Recycling reduces waste in landfills, which release methane, and cuts the need for new materials,
01:15saving energy and emissions.
01:175. Question how can I reduce my carbon footprint?
01:21A. Walk, bike, or use public transport, eat less meat, unplug electronics, and choose sustainable
01:28products. 6. Question what is climate justice, and why does it matter?
01:34A. Climate justice ensures fair treatment for communities hit hardest by climate change,
01:40like low-income or marginalized groups.
01:42It matters because everyone deserves a safe environment.
01:477. Question how can I advocate for climate action at school?
01:51A. Start a green club, organize cleanups, or push for eco-friendly policies like reducing
01:57plastic use in cafeterias.
02:008. Question what's the deal with renewable energy?
02:03A. Energy from sources like solar, wind, or hydro produces little to no emissions,
02:08unlike fossil fuels. Supporting it helps fight climate change.
02:149. Question how does planting trees help the climate?
02:18A. Trees absorb CO2, produce oxygen, and support biodiversity.
02:24Join or start local tree planting initiatives.
02:2710. Question what is fast fashion, and why is it bad for the climate?
02:32A. Fast fashion produces cheap clothes quickly, creating waste and emissions.
02:3610. Buy second-hand or support sustainable brands instead.
02:4111. Question how can I talk to friends about climate change without sounding preachy?
02:47A. Share relatable facts, like how meatless meals save emissions,
02:52or make it fun with challenges like a zero-waste week.
02:5612. Question what's the Paris Agreement, and why should youth know about it?
03:00A. It's a global pact to keep warming below 1.5 to 2 degrees Celsius.
03:07Youth should know because it shapes the policies affecting your future.
03:1113. Question how does food choice impact the climate?
03:15A. Meat and dairy produce high emissions.
03:19Try plant-based meals or reduce food waste to lower your impact.
03:2314. Question.
03:26Can social media help with climate action?
03:28A. Yes.
03:31Share tips, join campaigns like hashtag climate action,
03:34or amplify voices like at Rayanne Zelvas to inspire others.
03:3915. Question what are climate protests, and should I join them?
03:43A. Protests raise awareness and push for policy change.
03:47If safe and legal, joining can amplify your voice, just research the cause first.
03:5316. Question how can I learn more about climate science?
03:57A. Check out resources like NASA's Climate Kids, TED Talks, or follow scientists and activists on platforms like X.
04:0717. Question why is biodiversity important for climate action?
04:12A. Healthy ecosystems, like forests and oceans, absorb CO2 and stabilize the climate.
04:18Protect them by supporting conservation efforts.
04:2318. Question how can I influence my family to be more eco-friendly?
04:28A. Lead by example, use reusable water bottles, suggest carpooling, or start a compost bin at home.
04:3519. Question.
04:38What's the role of youth in global climate talks?
04:4020. A. Youth push leaders for bold action through advocacy, like at COP conferences, ensuring your generation's voice is heard.
04:4920. Question how can I stay hopeful when climate news feels overwhelming?
04:5420. A. Focus on small wins, connect with like-minded peers, and take action, every step counts, and you're not alone.
05:02Dine for climate action, we are the change we seek from our past.
05:0520. Creations.
05:0720. Creations.
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