The boys and girls who gathered on World Earth Day in the States General of the Environment for Youth ask the countries involved in the G7, and in particular Italy which leads it, to make a change in climate policies. An appeal to this effect was delivered today to Mario Antonio Scino, head of cabinet of the Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security, and Francesco Corvaro, special envoy of the Government for Climate Change.
The initiative, organized by Earth Day Italia in collaboration with the Piedmont Region and Environment Park, involved 500 young people who discussed energy, economics and energy between Rome, at the Village for the Earth, and Turin, hosted by the Environment Park. circularity, water and climate, the priorities on which they urge action.
The document was delivered by a delegation who reached the Royal Palace of Venaria aboard a hydrogen car from the Environment Park. Among them, the student of the Polytechnic of Turin Pietro Salussoglia, the president of Earth Day Italia Pierluigi Sassi, the director of Environment, Energy and Territory of the Piedmont Region Stefania Crotta, and the CEO of Environment Park Matteo Beccuti.
“If there is a common battle, in which we are all responsible and we must all unite – say the kids – it is the one for the climate. The individual can no longer just be the recipient of environmental policies, but must become a co-actor of change. It is It’s time for decisive and peaceful action for the climate and our planet.”
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