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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 36159, member: 636"]
Young people want better lives than past generations had. But climate disasters like sea floods, fires, heat, and dry spells destroy these hopes. More than two million Namibians under 35 face the worst risks from climate change. People wasted natural resources for ages. Today's youth must fix a broken planet that they did not harm.

School Environment Clubs Namibia shows how young people fight for their future. An African saying tells us rain falls on everyone, just like climate problems affect us all. Climate change means long-term shifts in world weather patterns. Human actions release gases that trap heat around Earth. Bad weather, food problems, dying plants and animals, water shortages, and health issues hit young people hardest because they live longer with these effects.

Youth play a key part in solving these issues. They speak up, teach others, push for new rules, and protect nature. They bring fresh ideas to fight climate change. They create clean energy tech, reuse trash, and live more simply. Young people prove solutions exist already. We need to use them correctly. Young leaders show that actions matter more than words. The planet's future depends on them acting right away.
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