<[link removed]>Today is National Education and Sharing Day!

At EARTHDAY.ORG, we believe there’s nothing more powerful to share than education — especially when it comes to the future of our planet.

That’s why, this National Education and Sharing Day, we’re spotlighting our latest climate education report, Climate Education vs. the Climate Crisis <[link removed]>, a deep dive into the urgent need for climate literacy in classrooms around the world. The report reveals what educators, students, and parents already know: young people want to learn about climate change but all too often, schools aren’t equipped to teach it.

Climate education gives students the tools to lead, innovate, and build a more sustainable future. It’s time to make it a core part of every education system.

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<[link removed]>Three Big Takeaways from EARTHDAY.ORG's Climate Education vs. the Climate Crisis <[link removed]>

Climate education should be treated as a core climate solution.

<[link removed]>Empowering Climate Action in Schools Through Project-Based Learning <[link removed]>

Celebrate International Education Day by exploring how Project-Based Learning can engage students in climate education and inspire real-world climate action.

<[link removed]>How Do I Use AI and Protect the Environment? <[link removed]>

AI’s rise offers convenience but comes at an environmental cost. Learn how AI impacts climate, students, and why renewable energy is key to a sustainable future.

<[link removed]>Libraries: Where Books Go to Party <[link removed]>

Libraries and books shape lives. They remain essential in a digital age, offering timeless knowledge and community connection.

<[link removed]>Climate Education Takes Center Stage at NSTA 2025 <[link removed]>

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