This week in class I was very concerned when I learned about the ignorance of our current administration to climate change. I noticed a similar pattern when I speak to one of my friends who avidly disregards the same facts. The thing is, there is a difference between the current weather outside right now and the legitimate increasing trend in temperature change that has been going on for decades. I feel that we are almost going backwards to a certain extent. At one point, climate change was not a partisan issue and both sides of the political spectrum agreed that it needed to be stopped in order to protect future generations. Now, I feel that we have to educate the population about this real issue before it’s too late.
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Even with the enormous about of information/evidence available that shows the immediate risk of climate, people still would prefer to deny the facts in order to support what furthers their agenda or makes them feel the most comfortable. While I think our educational institutions have already been focusing on educating the youth about this problem, I think we also need to focus on making alternative “green” options for doing things more affordable. Even if someone doesn’t believe in climate change, they will pick solar power over gas if their monthly bill goes down. PS: I am both disgusted and impressed that you have successfully taken every one of your NYC gallery photos from your dorm room- keep it up.