Ok, so now that we know about climate change, what are we going to do about it?!? Here are some ideas!
American 5th graders show lots of ways to reduce air pollution to slow down climate change.
How kids can take action against climate change.
Letter to Evan USA from Time for Kids editor. Click to enlarge.
Letter to Max USA from President Obama. Click to enlarge.
Sofia USA
5th Graders in the United States created a pin for servers at local restaurants to wear.
American fifth grade students meet with New York Assemblywoman Jaffee to discuss climate change.
5th graders perform their original music composition, telling the story of climate change. With thanks to Kasia Witek for filming at the school assembly.
4th graders in India initiate Meatless Mondays at school and in their community.
4th graders in India initiate Meatless Mondays at school and in their community.
What are YOU doing to help slow down climate change?!?
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What should adults do?
Kids Against Climate Change 
I wish adults would listen to kids.
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I so agree, they always are like “sounds okay, but we need something else.” Even though we have great ideas too!!!
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I’m gonna start taking shorter showers I’m turning off the lights when not needed and I’m starting to learn how to recycle i’m worried about climate warming and I’m gonna do something about it to at least change some things and keep my home like a nice environment for the Earth and my family 🙂
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As opposed to conventional fossil fuel-based power generation, the process of creating energy from solar panels emits no direct greenhouse gas emissions. Solar energy helps to reduce carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions by replacing fossil fuels, which in turn helps to slow down the rate of global warming. In summary, get solar panels if you can, but if you already have them, great!
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just stop doing stuff that leaves a carbon footprint
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Do planting, recycle, use reusable water bottles, use less cars, don;t throw trash in beaches and ocean or even anywhere, use less electricity, and that will make OUR planet better!!!!!
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we can always be more helpful to the enviorment, plant more trees, reuse more paper, and cut down less trees.
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At my house, we have two recycling bins. One is for plastic and the other one is for paper or cardboard. I also have a reusable water bottle on my bed side table if I need water at night.
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we can plant more trees and we can even go outside and play with your friends rather than playing video games. game ideas: basketball,soccer,hind and or you can make something like bracelets.
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Two things I like to do is turn off the lights and unplug my chargers
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Alessa USA
I think i can try and turn off my fan before i leave
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