SUMMARY - What Do We Teach About Climate—and What Do We Leave Out?
Climate education has entered classrooms around the world, but what gets taught—and how—varies enormously. Some curricula provide comprehensive, accurate climate science; others offer superficial or even misleading treatment. Some engage students as active participants in climate response; others present climate as distant, depressing, or politically toxic. The choices made about climate education shape whether emerging generations are prepared to address their world's defining challenge.