Young people are not lacking role models to turn to for guidance on how to act. The effect of Greta Thunberg has ensured that today's youth have a role model they can identify with. Someone of the same age, living in a similar world, facing similar problems, at the same time! Something that past generations could not access. To continue this legacy, it's important that young people can recognize change agents in their communities, but even more importantly, the change agents within themselves!
Ireland’s geographical location provides a particularly windy climate, ideal for wind power. A significant portion of Ireland's electricity is generated from wind farms, making the country one of the most advanced in Europe in terms of utilising renewable energy and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
<aside> 💡 be able to demonstrate their role as an active citizen within their local community
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<aside> 💡 be able to respond to the climate crisis with active solutions
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<aside> 💡 be able to act justly on issues relating to climate change and the SDGs within their personal life, local environment and global network
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