Perspectives

Op-Ed: NJ Must Continue To Lead On Climate Change Education

Lauren Madden (NJ Spotlight) In 2020, New Jersey made history, becoming the first state in the U.S. to include climate change in learning standards across subject areas and grade levels. This trailblazing effort, designed to prepare children for the economy of the future, takes children’s thoughts and experiences seriously. Studies have consistently shown that well-structured […]

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