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29. Nov 2015

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The views expressed here represent the personal perspectives of their authors and do not necessarily reflect the official positions of Youth4Planet.

You find reactions of the media below (in Indonesian language)…

Bisnis.com

Bisnis.com, JAKARTA – Yayasan Peduli Bumi Indonesia (YPBI) together with Unboxed Media Australia builds awareness of the younger generation to implement the Youth4Planet program. Project Youth4Planet is a United Nations program that will run for 3 years with the mission of embracing young people around the world to voice and take joint action in inhibiting climate change. In 2015, the UN ran the Youth4 Artic project. The two organisations sent 5 representatives of young people from 3 continents, namely Australia, Europe and Asia represented by Indonesia to carry out the project and go to the North Pole to make a short film about how climate change is causing the ice in the Arctic to melt rapidly and will certainly have an impact on rising sea levels that threaten life around the world. “Our movement is global. We are more aware of young people to do together by changing the behavior of environmental care,” said Ananda Mustajab Latif, Chairman of Yayasan Peduli Bumi Indonesia, Friday (27/11/2015).

BeritaSatu, the indonesian world broadcaster (automatic translation from this article)

Liputan6.com

Liputan6.com, Jakarta – A Stop Global Warming campaign video was voiced by young people from various countries. What is proud is that among them there are 2 young people from Indonesia who participated.

As shown on SCTV’s Liputan 6 Siang, Saturday (28/11/2015), they are Nesha Ichida and Yohanes Kevin Hendrawan who represent young people around the world. They had the opportunity to visit the North Pole in the Youth 4 Artic program.

Nesha and Kevin also have their own impressions when heading to the North Pole to film extreme climate change that threatens life around the world.

“And when we got there, we were actually surprised to see that the ice is melting 8 meters per year, even though the ice is only 400-500 meters high,” said Kevin.

“When I got to this expedition, seeing everything that was happening there, I immediately felt okay, this can’t be done by me alone. Everything must be the same, starting to change in their daily lives,” said Nesha.

The UN created this program to save the ice in the Arctic, which melts 8 meters each year. Later, this movie will be spread throughout the world.

“We have to campaign and make changes, that’s the key. So if we talk about future programs after Youth 4 Arctic, maybe we can talk about something else,” said Peduli Bumi Indonesia Foundation Chairman Ananda Mustajab Latip.

The Youth 4 Arctic program is a UN program that lasts for 3 years. The goal is to engage young people around the world to campaign for the dangers of climate change that has a global impact. (Vra/Ado)

Automatic translation – Source: https://www.liputan6.com/tv/read/2377248/video-youth-4-artic-disuarakan-anak-muda-seluruh-dunia

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