Singha Estate ignites youth leadership and creates agent of change with “Sea You Tomorrow Camp: Fighting Climate Crisis”

Human beings and nature are so intimately connected that destroying nature surely harms our lives.

According to the United Nations Climate Change Conference Report 26 published in 2021, global warming is rapidly unfolding, with the average global temperature having already risen by 1.1° Celsius since the pre-industrial era. Based on 2016 data, the global emission rate of Greenhouse Gases (GHG) has mounted above 50 billion tons each year, with Thailand responsible for about 417 million tons or one-tenth of that. This means climate change issues are perhaps closer to us, both as a national problem and to mankind, than we have realised. Hence, it has become…