Emily Alix Fano
Climate educator at the National Wildlife Federation, advocating for comprehensive climate education in schools and empowering students to drive environmental change.
Greenproofing
In an interview with Dave Fortson, Emily Fano of the National Wildlife Federation discussed her journey as a climate educator, emphasizing the need for comprehensive climate education in schools, especially following the impacts of Superstorm Sandy. She highlighted the establishment of policy requirements for climate education in New York and the proactive role of students in driving change, stating, "The kids are demanding this and they're really driving the change." Key action items include advocating for policy support and implementing teacher training for climate education. It is recommended to engage local educators in climate literacy initiatives.
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