Zéro net is the highly anticipated new video and podcast series in which youth leaders from POP (Protéger notre planète) Mouvement in association with planète classe track the progress being made by international thought leaders to achieve Net Zero by 2050. The first episode of this original video series kicks off on the Planet Classroom Network this month. Global audiences are invited to watch climate activist Ricardo Delgado’s compelling interview in central Venezuela with Manuel Diaz, également connu sous le nom “Green Citizen of Venezuela.” Diaz is an executive and activist who has dedicated his life to protecting the environment. Dr. Diaz currently chairs the Green Life International Foundation, co-chairs the Green Citizen Foundation and directs the Global Green.
La recherche globale pour l'éducation caught up with Ricardo Delgado in Venezuela to find out more about the interview.
Ricardo, why did you select Manuel Diaz to interview?
When I was a little boy, I met Manuel during a talk I attended in my primary school. He used to be known (and still he is) as “the green citizen,” and as a child, that sparked my imagination. Manuel was like a vision of a superhero for all little kids, but when he came in and started talking, he was as human as a man could be. That was the first time I was deeply instructed about the importance of our environment and not just how, but why we needed to preserve it. Fast forward to the present, I’ve had the opportunity to work and learn alongside him, which has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life.
What surprised you most about your interview?
The conclusion I got from Manuel Diaz from the interview: how achievable and possible it is for us to unify society, both the private and public sector, for the preservation of our Mother Earth. However, despite all of this, it’s been our greatest challenge, as those who hold the power are not exactly willing to use it appropriately. Je pense que le changement climatique aurait été résolu il y a longtemps si nous n'avions travaillé que pour l'amour de notre monde et non pour l'amour de nos ambitions individuelles.
Que sont les 3 principaux points à retenir pour le public Net Zero de votre entretien avec le Dr. Diaz?
Je dirais que le premier point à retenir est que la priorisation du changement climatique est nécessaire pour tous nos dirigeants politiques. Seconde, un engagement profond en termes de participation citoyenne est essentiel, mais cela s'est avéré jusqu'à présent être une question de volonté d'agir. finalement, we learn why organizations around the country and the world still need to work together on improvements in many areas.
Merci Ricardo!
C.M. Rubin and Ricardo Delgado
Ricardo Delgado adds his voice to that of the young people of Net Zero, who from different parts of the world monitor the actions that leaders employ to achieve their commitments to zero carbon emissions. Ne manquez pas Delgado’s Net Zero interview with Manuel Diaz sur le Planet Classroom Network ce mois-ci.
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