Japanese youth show apathy and confusion about climate change
Summary: A study from the University of Tokyo reveals that 37% of Japanese junior high students are apathetic towards climate change, while 31% are confused. Only 30% are concerned or active. The research, published in *International Research in Geographical and Environmental Education*, surveyed over 400 students, highlighting gaps in knowledge and emotional engagement. Effective climate education is deemed necessary to inspire action among youth.
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