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How we respond to climate change varies with every individual. The good news is, it’s never too late to start. This series is for those who want to respond to climate change, but don’t know where to begin. Listen and read our stories online and ask your questions about climate change.

A group of young people protest sit in a road holding cardboard signs about fighting climate change

Should schools teach climate activism?

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The climate change lesson plans teachers need and don’t have

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An African woman wearing a colorful headscarf stands while breastfeeding a child in a camp.

With Climate Funding in Short Supply, Some Are Pushing to Change the Global Financing Process

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President Joe Biden stands at a lectern outside

Biden Unveils American Climate Corps, Smaller Than Its New Deal Inspiration

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In a schoolyard, one child points a thermometer at the grass, while another writes on a clipboard, and a third watches. An adult woman kneels and points.

Why schoolyards are a critical space for teaching about — and fighting — extreme heat and climate change

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Is AC the new ABC? As the country gets hotter, schools need upgrades

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Why social emotional learning is critical for teaching climate justice

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Want teachers to teach climate change? You’ve got to train them

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What does it look like when higher ed takes climate change seriously?  

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How student school board members are driving climate action

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