Some claim that children are more aware of environmental issues than older adults. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
Some believe that young human beings are more up-to-date than grown-ups about the problems related to
environment
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the environment
this
statement due to
differences in education and
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media
exposure and lifestyles between the generations.
One primary reason why children are more aware of environmental issues is the modern education system. Schools today place a greater emphasis on teaching students about sustainability, climate change and conservation. Subjects such
as environmental science are commonly included in curricula, and student
participate in activities like recycling projects and nature conservation programs. Fix the agreement mistake
students
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early and consistent exposure helps foster a strong sense of environmental responsibility among young people.
Moreover
, children today are exposed to plethora
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platform
. Social Fix the agreement mistake
platforms
media
, documentaries and news outlets frequently highlight the importance of environmental protection and the consequences of neglecting it. Campaigns and movements spearheaded by young activists, like Greta Thunberg, resonate deeply with the younger generation, further
raising their awareness and engagement with these issues.
In conclusion, older people do not have that much exposure of
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environment-related
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