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As alterações climáticas são consideradas atualmente um dos principais temas das relações internacionais, e os millennials representam a geração de cidadãos nascidos entre 1981 e 1996 que têm impactado de forma estrutural a discussão global em torno do combate às alterações climáticas. Atualmente, 6 em cada 10 millennials europeus consideram as alterações climáticas como o grande problema mundial.
As formas como as ideologias interpretam as alterações climáticas podem desacelerar acordos supranacionais e políticas públicas para a transição energética. Não obstante, constata-se que mesmo em partidos mais conservadores como o Partido Repúblicano dos Estados Unidos, os millennials são a geração mais consciente dos problemas que as alterações climáticas podem causar.
Neste âmbito, foram entrevistadas quatro personalidades de áreas distintas, por forma a avaliar os millennials como agentes de mudança ao nível da ação climática. Foi possível afirmar que os millennials são a geração mais consciente acerca das causas e consequências das alterações climáticas e aquela que provocará maiores disrupções na interação dos partidos polítcos com a sociedade em geral
Climate change is currently considered one of the main themes of international relations, and millennials represent the generation of citizens born between 1981 and 1996 who have structurally impacted the global discussion about climate change. Currently, 6 out of 10 European millennials consider climate change as the major global problem. Ideologies have different interpretations about climate change, conditioning supranational agreements and public policies for the energy transition. Nevertheless, it turns out that even in more conservative parties like the United States Republican Party, millennials are the generation most aware of the problems that climate change can cause. In this context, four personalities from different areas were interviewed in order to assess millennials as agents of change in terms of climate action. It was possible to conclude that millennials are the most conscious generation about the causes and consequences of climate change and the one that will cause disruptions in the interaction between political parties and the society.
Climate change is currently considered one of the main themes of international relations, and millennials represent the generation of citizens born between 1981 and 1996 who have structurally impacted the global discussion about climate change. Currently, 6 out of 10 European millennials consider climate change as the major global problem. Ideologies have different interpretations about climate change, conditioning supranational agreements and public policies for the energy transition. Nevertheless, it turns out that even in more conservative parties like the United States Republican Party, millennials are the generation most aware of the problems that climate change can cause. In this context, four personalities from different areas were interviewed in order to assess millennials as agents of change in terms of climate action. It was possible to conclude that millennials are the most conscious generation about the causes and consequences of climate change and the one that will cause disruptions in the interaction between political parties and the society.