COP26: "There's one world. One humanity" - Cara's message
As leaders gather at COP26, Cara explains why she wants to see climate education added to school curriculums so as to tackle climate change.
We live in a world where the campaigning for climate justice has been left to young people. Globally young climate activists are speaking out and taking action to raise awareness of the climate crisis and its effects. Cara is one of these young people. As world leaders attend the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, she is sharing her hopes that leaders will agree to introduce climate change education into the school curriculum.
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