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In the era of climate crisis, communication emerges as an essential tool for educating and mobilizing public action. Through clear and emotionally resonant platforms and messages, especially aimed at young people, it is possible to raise awareness of the challenges and opportunities of climate change. More than that, by highlighting that it is possible to build new futures within existing structures, we empower a generation to be an active part of the solution, without the need to rebuild a world from scratch. This scenario, previously considered utopian and distant, can become a concrete and achievable possibility.

By understanding that communication is the key to uniting knowledge and action, we catalyze a movement towards more sustainable futures. It is through this human connection, fueled by messages that resonate with each individual's values ​​and experiences, that we can face climate change with resilience and determination.

So, Martian, sorry about the noise. Let's continue here on Earth, fighting to build better tomorrows for everyone.

In the Opinion Editorial entitled “Hello, hello, Martian?! Here we are talking about the Earth”, Camila Costa, coordinator of Institutional Communication at IDG for the Museum of Tomorrow, Publicist and leader of the ID_BR 2024 Black and Indigenous Leadership Development Program, highlights the crucial importance of communication in raising awareness about environmental issues, highlighting its transformative power.