Green Parliament to plan ways to fight climate crisis
The Hindu
Over 100 students to participate in the meet to be held at Elavoor
Nearly 100 students from schools and colleges will come together to form a Green Parliament on Sunday to debate about the ecological crises facing humanity and do their bit to create awareness and fight them.
It is being constituted in the wake of the UN Climate Change Conference (COP 26) and will be held at Biramika Agro Village, Elavoor, between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. Moozhikkulam Sala Nature School, Climate Revolutionary India, Nattarivu Padanakalari, and the National Service Scheme units from various educational institutions will jointly convene the session.
“The Green Parliament will discuss the ecological threats like global warming and climate change and ways for cutting down carbon emission and achieving carbon-neutral life,” said T.R. Premkumar, director, Moozhikkulam Sala.
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