Our Changing Earth

Why Climate Change Matters to Young People

by Arjun Marwaha

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Pub Date Jan 17 2019 | Archive Date May 16 2019

Outdoors & Nature | Science

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Description

Between the years 2030 and 2050, a quarter of a million people per year will lose their lives to climate change. Blazing temperatures and catastrophic weather are well-known climate change effects, but these simply do not compare with health-related effects: the transmission of water-borne and vector-borne disease. Seventeen-year-old high schooler Arjun Marwaha has committed himself to foster awareness for climate change among the youth of today. In Our Changing Earth, he delves into how our planet will be altered in response to climate change, and why this is relevant particularly to young people. Looking forward, Arjun hopes to promote awareness among all humans for the greatest threat to humanity in the 21st century and beyond: climate change.

Between the years 2030 and 2050, a quarter of a million people per year will lose their lives to climate change. Blazing temperatures and catastrophic weather are well-known climate change effects...

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About the Author:

A student at the Fairmount Preparatory Academy, ARJUN MARWAHA became involved in speaking out about climate change after a brushfire nearly destroyed his home in October 2017. His research in climate change has led him to publish a paper in Yale Scientific Magazine and partaking in the March 15 climate strike in Los Angeles. After tackling climate change, Marwaha looks forward to attending college in 2020. Connect with Marwaha on his website and Instagram.

About the Author:

A student at the Fairmount Preparatory Academy, ARJUN MARWAHA became involved in speaking out about climate change after a brushfire nearly destroyed his home in October 2017. His...