By Zoe for president

As the months go by and the U.S. gets better with our new president (or so it seems) but our Earth, is getting worse. Ever since president Trump said that the U.S  would no longer be following the Paris accords and practically denied it existed we have been left to our own devices. People that can have been buying electric or hybrid cars, riding bikes etc. But supporters of Trump agree with Trump’s climate change speech, saying “it’s a hoax”. But climate change is real, the author of the best-selling series Spy School Stuart Gibbs wrote in his sixth book Spy School Goes South that we have to do something about this. Climate Change is not going to stop itself. If we don’t want our next generations to be living in scuba gear and barely surviving, then you should do something about climate change. Ride your bike, walk to school,  you may think that one person can’t do much alone but many people can do anything. Tell your friends, family, neighbors, etc. convince them to do something and spread the word. If we can hold out for a few more decades then scientists can fix the hole in the ozone layer over antarctica. 

Doing something:

It’s important that we actually take action instead of just agreeing “yeah this is bad” we have to make sure we make our ideas heard and we speak up. Besides making an effort to stop climate change you can donate to organizations trying to develop the technology to reverse it. But let’s not forget you can’t buy your way out of climate change, we need to take action. Start by watching the video labeled “Start Taking Action NOW!!!”, “it’s real, climate change” and make sure to look at the amazing Stuart Gibbs links.

Anonymous asked: What the heck are the Paris Accords?

Answer: Well the Paris Accords is an agreement between countries about pollution, for more info visit: Paris Accords (UNFCCC).

Note: this post was partially written by Ari

Links:

Stuart Gibbs Amazon

Stuart Gibbs Austin Public Library

Start Taking Action NOW!!!

Paris Accords (UNFCCC)

Astronauts on the I.S.S. talk about climate change

Astronauts on the I.S.S. talk about climate change