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I found some great YouTube clips that show a small boy getting involved with environmental concerns. No doubt his parents have helped “educate” him in this regard but it is admirable nonetheless to see a child concerned about the future and especially climate crisis. So are we going to leave this environmental mess for his generation to clean up or are we going to fix this for the children?
[tags]environment, kid, children, climate crisis[/tags]
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This Kid is Watching You!…
A child with a good message tell us adults why we need to address global warming now!…
It’s great to see kids learning about the environment. My daughter’s preschool teaches them about recycling. One day she came home and said we need to clean the Earth because it’s precious!
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kailani
An Island Life
I came from India to Houston (TX) last year, and I was amazed to see that nothing is recycled in Houston. The trash is simply sent to landfill. A bunch of international students at my school are carrying out the recycling campaign – we recycle plastic and aluminum cans on our own, from the entire school building. There are just two Americans in the recycling group, whereas 5 Indians, 4 Taiwanese and a couple of Africans. I think the Americans should start taking more responsibility of the natural resources, in not only using them judiciously, but also recycling them. I wish an average American could learn from this kid! It’d be great!