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The G20, as a global forum of leading economies, has consistently addressed climate change over the years. It recognizes that young people play a crucial role in driving innovation and advocating for sustainable practices, which in turn shapes future policies. As environmental awareness grows among youth, they are becoming a key force in global climate governance and the pursuit of carbon neutrality. By embracing new technologies and information, young individuals can provide valuable insights and solutions to combat climate change.
In this episode of The Hype, we invite the co-initiator of Tsinghua Student Association on Net-zero Future, a Y20 youth delegate from Australia, and a PhD student of Tsinghua University's School of Environment from Brazil to discuss how young people should take action in a world where extreme weather has become the "new normal."
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Disinformation report hotline: 010-85061466
The G20, as a global forum of leading economies, has consistently addressed climate change over the years. It recognizes that young people play a crucial role in driving innovation and advocating for sustainable practices, which in turn shapes future policies. As environmental awareness grows among youth, they are becoming a key force in global climate governance and the pursuit of carbon neutrality. By embracing new technologies and information, young individuals can provide valuable insights and solutions to combat climate change.
In this episode of The Hype, we invite the co-initiator of Tsinghua Student Association on Net-zero Future, a Y20 youth delegate from Australia, and a PhD student of Tsinghua University's School of Environment from Brazil to discuss how young people should take action in a world where extreme weather has become the "new normal."