We know that the only way to save the planet is to restructure the way the world operates. This includes building the necessary infrastructure for producing clean energy, reshaping the economy into a circular one, and maintaining ecosystems that absorb carbon. So how do we ensure that all of these necessary things occur? The answer lies not in politics but in preparing the next generation workforce for the inevitable explosion of the clean-tech economy. See here how universal environmental education could help spur a green revolution.
Could universal environmental education spur a green revolution?
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