‘No hay planeta B’: jóvenes lideran la rebelión climática

TL;DR

Nearly 70% of the global population views climate change as a grave threat, with youth leading the movement.
The 'Youth City' at COP30 in Belém, Brazil, is the first exclusively youth camp at a UN climate conference, serving as a hub for creativity, training, and political action.
Youth are demanding firm action and proposals, culminating in the 'Youth Charter for COP30' and the 'Global South Declaration'.
A significant majority of young people in Spain (77%) and globally (three out of four) fear for the planet's future due to government inaction.
Movements like Fridays for Future and Extinction Rebellion Youth have global reach, with activists like Vanessa Nakate, Francisco Vera, and Leonela Moncayo raising awareness and advocating for change.
Widespread concern for the environment exists beyond youth, with over 70% of the global population and 93% of Europeans considering climate change a serious issue requiring urgent action.

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