Could this possibly backfire?
Italy plans mandatory climate change lessons for schools
All children in Italy will have to study climate change at school starting from next year, becoming the first country in the world where this will be compulsory.
Italy’s minister for education, Lorenzo Fioramonti, announced the decision on Wednesday.
The decision will apply to all state-run schools in the southern European nation and will come into force from the start of the 2020 school year in September.
The lessons, which will also teach sustainable development, will be given to pupils from first grade through high school, from the ages of six to 19 years.
Speaking earlier to Reuters news agency, Fioramonti said all state schools would dedicate 33 hours per year, almost one hour per school week, to climate change issues.
You just know that Warmists will complain about it only being one hour per week, because that’s what they do. Complain. But, think about it: kids can be pretty darned contrary, can’t they? They do not like bowing to authority. Might this cause them to take the time to do some research and learn the truth about this man-caused climate change scam push?
According to a report in UK newspaper The Telegraph the syllabus will be based on theUnited Nations’ 17 sustainable development goals, including how to live more sustainably, how to combat the pollution of the oceans and how to address poverty and social injustice.
So, it’s not really about ‘climate change’, just about Modern Socialism, eh?
Meanwhile
So, will y'all be asking @GretaThunberg pointed questions on how she traveled from Los Angeles to Charlotte so fast? Certainly didn't walk or bike. Perhaps a fossil fueled vehicle or airplane?
— William Teach2 ??????? #refuseresist (@WTeach2) November 8, 2019

All children in Italy will have to study climate change at school starting from next year, becoming the first country in the world where this will be compulsory.
