

Updated On: 23 March, 2024 04:14 AM IST | Mumbai | A Correspondent
Findings indicate early climate education is essential for government to take on pressing issue

Climate change has caused prolonged dry spells, resulting in drought situations across the globe. Representation pic
According to a recent survey, climate action ranks as the second most critical factor influencing the selection of political candidates or parties among first-time voters (aged 18-22 years) in Maharashtra. Furthermore, a majority of respondents (52.2 per cent) highlighted and suggested that climate education can be the most effective strategy for the government to combat the climate crisis.
The survey`s findings underscore the urgency and importance of integrating climate education into our curricula, tailoring it to meet local contexts and students` needs, thereby fostering a generation equipped to tackle the climate crisis proactively.