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2. Determine Your Carbon Footprint

Students can use a carbon footprint calculator (this calculator from the EPA and this calculator from 8 Billion Trees are free but each does require some pretty specific details parents would have to supply, while ) to determine approximately how much carbon their lifestyle emits in a year. The calculators provide some small lifestyle changes they could make in order to reduce their carbon footprint.

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  Your class can record, collate and compare the numerical data that their quiz responses generate.
  

Students can plot individual, small group, or class data in a graph or table.

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  Establish what the average carbon footprint is for your entire class and set a goal to reduce it to a certain amount by the end of the school year. Have students examine the lifestyle changes suggested to them in their own results and identify which change they will embrace to help lower the class carbon footprint.
  

3. Go on a Nature Scavenger Hunt

We know that children learn through play, and learning to be more sustainable and caring for the environment follows that same trend. Then add in the fact that spending time in nature can help children develop a connection to the environment, making them more aware of the beauty, diversity, and interdependence of natural systems, and a nature scavenger hunt is a great way to get kids thinking more sustainably.
Connecting kids to nature can foster a sense of stewardship for the natural world, leading our students to think more carefully about how their actions impact the environment.
Print off a free nature scavenger hunt grid, and turn recess into an adventure in connecting with the environment.


CONCLUSION
In conclusion, environmental issues are a critical challenge facing the world today. The degradation of natural resources and ecosystems has reached alarming levels, leading to climate change, loss of biodiversity, and other environmental problems that threaten human survival. Environmental issues require a holistic approach that involves everyone in society, from individuals to governments and organizations.
The first step towards addressing environmental issues is raising awareness among individuals. People need to be aware of the impact their actions have on the environment and take responsibility for their actions. This can be achieved through education and public awareness campaigns on environmental issues.
Governments also play an essential role in addressing environmental issues. They should enforce strict regulations to control pollution levels and protect natural resources. Governments should also encourage sustainable practices such as renewable energy use, waste reduction, and conservation of natural habitats.
Organizations also have a role to play in promoting sustainable practices. They should adopt environmentally friendly policies in their operations, such as reducing carbon emissions and waste production. Organizations can also support environmental initiatives by investing in research and development of sustainable technologies.
The international community has an essential role to play in addressing global environmental issues such as climate change. International agreements such as the Paris Agreement provide a framework for countries to work together towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions and mitigating the effects of climate change.
In conclusion, there is no doubt that environmental issues are a significant challenge facing humanity today. However, with collective action from individuals, governments, organizations, and the international community at large, it is possible to address these challenges effectively. We must all take responsibility for our actions towards the environment by adopting sustainable practices such as reducing waste production, conserving natural resources like water and forests while embracing renewable energy sources like solar power.
Furthermore, we need to understand that environmentalism is not just about protecting nature but about ensuring human survival as well. The planet's health affects our well-being because we depend on it for our food security, clean air and water supply, and overall quality of life.
In conclusion, the world needs to act urgently and decisively to address environmental issues. The time for action is now, and we all have a role to play in safeguarding our planet's future. We must work together towards sustainable practices that enable us to live harmoniously with nature while securing our future.