This country is famous for its fascinating Piazzas and breathtaking Duomos, delicious cuisine and beautiful language. And surprisingly it is the first country that makes climate change education mandatory.
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From 2020 Students in Italy will learn matters linked to climate issues and sustainable development at school. As Lorenzo Fioramonti, Minister of education says, there will be 33 hours a year built into the curriculum.
‘I want to make the Italian education system the first that puts the environment and society at the core of everything we learn in school,’ - Lorenzo Fioramonti, minister of education
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