Introduction
Learn and understand to make energy transition a reality
Learning about the climate crisis and how to fight it is incredibly important, especially for you! You are part of the generation that has the power to shape the future. Understanding climate change helps you see how your actions, no matter how small, can make a big difference in protecting our planet. It’s not just about science; it’s about caring for the world we live in and ensuring a better, healthier future for everyone. By learning about climate change, you become a leader who can inspire others to make positive changes. Your knowledge and actions can help create a brighter, more sustainable world for you and future generations.
Climate change
The burning of fossil fuels is a main driver of climate change. This is done in cars, airplanes and to produce electricity. Climate change causes problems like stronger storms, floods, and droughts, melting icecaps lead to sea level rise. All this is making it harder for people to live – in short - fossil fuels kill. For the planet itself the climate does not matter. Therefore, climate protection is civilisation protection.
Climate protection does not equal environmental protection
Climate protection focuses on actions that reduce the harmful effects of climate change, mainly by cutting down on pollution that heat the Earth. For example, using less energy, driving less, and switching to renewable energy sources like wind and solar power are ways to protect the climate. The goal is to keep the Earth’s climate stabilized for humans to thrive.
Environmental protection is a broader idea that includes protecting all parts of the natural world, not just the climate. This means taking care of the air, water, land, and animals. For example, recycling, planting trees, and cleaning up litter are all ways to protect the environment. Environmental protection helps keep our planet healthy and beautiful, ensuring that all living things can thrive. While climate protection is a part of environmental protection, the latter covers a wider range of actions to safeguard nature.