single year, what is america doing to make itself more resilient? that becomes in a way a demonstration of leadership, simply doing the right things at home. and here let me point out, that it s not yet clear sort of conceptionally that how climate change plays out needs to shape our infrastructure spending. we really have to link these two much more solidly in our execution. let me tell you why. because climate models give us the ten, 20, 30-year perspective. and infrastructure spending is also done on a generational time horizon. but the way infrastructure spending is done, joe, as you know, is much more localized. pork barrel, if you will. we need to let the climate models tell us which places are going to be the most resilient. we need to think about the inevitable population shifts as people move into more climate stable areas. and direct our infrastructure spending into those places. in other words, there is literally going to be a resorting of the geography of the american popul
as climate change plays out, it is the next generation that has to live with the consequences. we have already seen many young people march out of school in global climate protests. but now more than 5000 young people across the uk are embarking on a mission to try to understand and help solve the environmental crises we are all facing. i want to know how clean the air is in our school. we are measuring plants to see how they are growing outside. we have been learning about worms. this is mustard powder. i am going to mix the mustard powder into the water. sprinkling mustard and water on the ground briefly irritates the worms skin, so they come to the surface. how did you get them to come out of the ground? mayonnaise powder. mayonnaise powder? no, it isn t, it is thingy powder. no, mayonnaise powder. it isn t mayonnaise.