In an age of climate disaster, more states offer students a way to show they are ‘climate literate’
More states are offering high school students a way to demonstrate their understanding of climate issues through a climate literacy seal. Colorado has seen over 1,200 students earn the seal, and similar programs are gaining traction in other states. The initiative combines coursework with community projects to address local climate challenges.
Students in Colorado and other states can earn a climate literacy seal by completing climate-focused courses and community projects. The program aims to help students understand and address climate issues.
The initiative helps prepare students for careers in green industries and gives them a sense of agency in tackling climate change. It also supports local efforts to combat environmental challenges.
The program empowers students to take action in their communities and builds skills for future environmental work, offering a constructive approach to climate education.
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