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Who is responsible for the climate emergency and how to hold them accountable?

Dillion Licciardello

The climate emergency is a problem that affects the whole world. It is caused by many things, but mostly by the actions of people and their love for material things. This problem is causing the earth to become warmer and causing disasters like floods, drought, and severe weather.

So, who is responsible for this problem? Well, we can blame a lot of people, but everyone who uses things that harm the environment is partly responsible. Some big companies and governments are also to blame because they don't always do the right thing to help the environment.

But we don't only need to point fingers! We also need to work together to hold people accountable for their actions. This means that everyone needs to start doing things that are good for the environment. We can also put pressure on governments and companies to act in a responsible way. We can do this by writing letters, signing petitions, and supporting the people who work hard to make a difference.

It's also important to use our voices and tell our friends and family about the problem. We can tell them what we're doing to help the environment and encourage them to do the same. Small actions like turning off the lights when we leave a room, recycling, and not wasting water can make a big difference if we all work together.

So, in summary, the climate emergency is a problem caused by people who don't always think about the environment. Everyone is responsible, but we can also work together to hold people accountable for their actions. It's going to take small and big actions from all of us to make a difference, but if we all work together, we can save our planet for future generations.