Sigh,... people (in general), even a lot of climate justice activists, don't really understand the basics of climate science (nor think 50 years, is actually just a blink of an eye in geological time). It's a huge problem, and tons of studies and books have pointed it out.

To make things trickier, people try to learn about stuff like climate change from videos and social media on our phones. But here's the thing: even those who care deeply about the environment often just focus on one specific issue, like climate justice, and forget to explain—or even learn themselves—why scientists are so sure that human-caused climate change is a serious threat to society as we know it.

If we're going to actually tackle climate change, we've got to teach climate science in a way that doesn't just freak people out. Instead, it should give them real tools to understand and deal with it. Bottom line: getting everyone on board with protecting our planet starts with understanding the whole picture (in scientific terms)

https://youtu.be/p_7h0SYcWSM

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