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How Teens Feel About Climate Change

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In a world that is more divided than ever, teens are overwhelmingly united in their concerns around Climate Change. We partnered with The Harris Poll to find out just how worried teens are about the future of the planet. Read more about the findings and why 84% of teens today believe if we don’t act now, it will be too late for future generations. Read more on the National 4-H Council website by clicking this link.


About the Survey


Working together with The Harris Poll, National 4-H Council wanted to better understand how teens feel about the environment. Nationally, we surveyed a diverse group of 1,500 teens from 13 to 19 years old exploring their concerns about — and commitment to — protecting the environment. Our goal was to represent their unique voice and create a conversation about their evolving relationship with the outdoor world.




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