If you are still questioning whether climate change is real or not, let me begin by saying that I understand where you’re coming from.
The information on the topic is vast. A lot of people have a lot of opinions. Sometimes, it can be hard to know where to look or who to trust.Climate Change is at the heart of every cause we care about. Here's how baseball can help us understand the science.
This was great! I liked the baseball analogy, putting it in terms more people can understand always helps. Climate change is a real thing and the biggest part that I think gets missed is that the planet will still be here. Like people say it's been hot and cold before. But when it gets drastic the living things on the planet don't make it, the rock itself will keep spinning through space whether we and the animals survive or not. If we want to keep living on Earth, addressing climate change is much needed.
Thanks, Sarah! I think it's so important that we take a step back and try to explain things in ways that people understand. Living in Denmark, it's been interesting to see how climate change + sustainability have been taught in schools (for decades!) so the population mostly has a shared understanding of the crisis and the action plan. In the US, we've never had that, we also have a very conspiratorial society that doesn't have much trust in government, so it's really hard to get everyone on the same page with something like Climate Change. It's not impossible --- it's just going to take many conversations ♥
This was great! I liked the baseball analogy, putting it in terms more people can understand always helps. Climate change is a real thing and the biggest part that I think gets missed is that the planet will still be here. Like people say it's been hot and cold before. But when it gets drastic the living things on the planet don't make it, the rock itself will keep spinning through space whether we and the animals survive or not. If we want to keep living on Earth, addressing climate change is much needed.
Thanks, Sarah! I think it's so important that we take a step back and try to explain things in ways that people understand. Living in Denmark, it's been interesting to see how climate change + sustainability have been taught in schools (for decades!) so the population mostly has a shared understanding of the crisis and the action plan. In the US, we've never had that, we also have a very conspiratorial society that doesn't have much trust in government, so it's really hard to get everyone on the same page with something like Climate Change. It's not impossible --- it's just going to take many conversations ♥