2011年11月15日

In the U.S., One Million Students Learn About Climate Change

Taking on a challenge as monumental as the climate crisis would not be possible without the tireless dedication and inspiring creativity of our friends all over the world working in their own way to part of the global solution, and today we have an exceptionally exciting success story to share:Our friends at the Alliance for Climate Education have presented their award winning climate change assembly to their millionth U.S. high school student.Even before they reached this astonishing milestone, there was no question that ACE’s work was having a resounding impact nationwide, with 23 states now hosting ACE programs, 35,000 carbon-cutting projects completed by students, and 1,500 youth climate leaders trained. This is a breakthrough that speaks volumes about the power of education in ensuring that today's youth become inspired and motivated to take on the climate crisis, in high school and beyond.Check out ACE’s “Thanks a Million” video below, and if you live in the U.S. and want to see an ACE assembly take place at a high school near you, visit their website at www.acespace.org. 

Taking on a challenge as monumental as the climate crisis would not be possible without the tireless dedication and inspiring creativity of our friends all over the world working in their own way to part of the global solution, and today we have an exceptionally exciting success story to share:

Our friends at the Alliance for Climate Education have presented their award winning climate change assembly to their millionth U.S. high school student.

Even before they reached this astonishing milestone, there was no question that ACE’s work was having a resounding impact nationwide, with 23 states now hosting ACE programs, 35,000 carbon-cutting projects completed by students, and 1,500 youth climate leaders trained. This is a breakthrough that speaks volumes about the power of education in ensuring that today’s youth become inspired and motivated to take on the climate crisis, in high school and beyond.

Check out ACE’s “Thanks a Million” video below, and if you live in the U.S. and want to see an ACE assembly take place at a high school near you, visit their website at www.acespace.org.