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i have found out that if we keep using as much oil as we have been then we will run out by the year 2055 (46 years)

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that you should not complaine because others get none of nice stuff

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that you should not complaine because others get none of nice stuff

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We have to find ways to get rid of some focal fuels surrounding the earth.

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climate changes occurs

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how can I help everyone get a good education?

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how to fix the world and climet change boiiiiiiiiiii

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global warming is when the earth heats up because of the green house gasses produced by machines.

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While I was searching for Andrews why men and women were treated differently I found a site titled '18 ways women still aren't treated fairly' and that there is a great difference like how women get payed 16 percent less money then males (in SOME places).

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some of us around the world complain about going to school and having an education, when others in third world country's dream of having an education. Its not their fault that they cannot pay for school packs and just an education, their parents probably don't have as many opportunities because they might of not gone to school. going to school will open up a lot of opportunities for children and they will hopefully be able to get a job and make money for food water and shelter.

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we are dieing and the world is dieing

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we have learned that the global issues are much bigger then we thought, and that if we dont do something by 2030 we might not have our beautiful planet we have always dreamed of having!

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If we can give equality

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It isn’t fair that other people have no education

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I know that while we are eating more than we should and more that is good for us, people on the other side of the world are starving to death. They have hardly anything to eat and skip most meals. Every day they beg for food and others totally ignore them.

I would like to know how this started and why we aren't helping them? Why are they starving themselves for their children and we are over feeding ours? When we throw away a meal we are killing them!

- Mia Underhill 6A

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I want to know when we can let other people have education

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Most people don’t have the amount of rights of other people

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I want to know if i can help stop hunger and water waste

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How can we reduce pollution?
How much longer dose earth have left until we have to find another planet that we can live on?

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Water use
People waste water and it is unfortunate because so many people die of dehydration everyday

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the world is dieing becuse people like me are killing it that what i know now

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*Why don't girls get the same rights as boys?
*Who came up with the idea that boys are better?
*Why are girls seen as "not as good as boys?
*Why in lots of places in the world girls do not get the same rights as boys, like going to school?

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how does it happen, what causes it and how can we
stop it

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how does it happen, what causes it and how can we stop it

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climate change

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climate change

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I know that gender inequality is an issue because it is unfair, and that everyone should have equal rights.

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I know that not everyone in the world is as fortunate as us in education. For example; we  catch a bus to school every day and back home, but in some countries they have to WALK sometimes 6km just to get to school! And then back home.

I would like to know how early these kids have to get up and what time they get home? I would also like to know if the teachers get paid and if so how much? How old do the kids start school? How often do kids graduate year 12?

- Mia Underhill 6A

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People use cars and other things to get to places but we need focal fuels to work them causing global warming. But we can stop it by using other thing e.g batterie powered cars, cycles , scooters and more!

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bad use of resources

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That global hunger is the worlds second biggest problem

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I know that education is a problem because some kids go to school and complain but some kids are so Despret to go to school for education and would do anything to be able to go to school

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We know that a few key issues are climate change, running out of clean water, inequality, acid and oils going in the air making in hard for us to breath. To help stop these issues we can stop using water for things we don't need to, recycle and reuse

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how i can help

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i kn

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pollution

That every time you breath or turn on the car you pollute the earth and reduce the time the earth can last for.

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with 2 As

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i found out that idk anymore

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Poverty is the severe lack of certain possessions which significantly reduces the quality of a person’s life. People living in poverty struggle to meet basic needs, including having limited access to food, clothing, healthcare, education, shelter and safety. People affected by poverty may also lack social, economic, political or material income and resources.Poverty is a complex web of circumstances that hinders the very survival of people around the world. The World Bank’s definition of people living in poverty is those living on less than US$1.90 a day, but poverty isn’t just a low income – it is a lack of access to services and essential goods.At World Vision, we are tirelessly working towards achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. This is a set of global goals for the world to achieve by 2030, including to:Eradicate extreme poverty for all people, everywhere.Ensure that all girls and boys get to go to school.Increase wealth for the world’s poorest countries and communities.End preventable deaths of newborns and children under five years of age.Double the global rate of energy efficiency improvements and increase renewable energy.End all forms of violence against children.“We are committed to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and building a safer and more sustainable world for children everywhere.” – Claire Rogers, CEO, World Vision AustraliaThe consequences of poverty are far-reaching and long-lasting, including child deaths, lack of access to education and food insecurity, all of which can be caused by poverty and in turn can perpetuate it.

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Poverty is the severe lack of certain possessions which significantly reduces the quality of a person’s life. People living in poverty struggle to meet basic needs, including having limited access to food, clothing, healthcare, education, shelter and safety. People affected by poverty may also lack social, economic, political or material income and resources.Poverty is a complex web of circumstances that hinders the very survival of people around the world. The World Bank’s definition of people living in poverty is those living on less than US$1.90 a day, but poverty isn’t just a low income – it is a lack of access to services and essential goods.At World Vision, we are tirelessly working towards achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. This is a set of global goals for the world to achieve by 2030, including to:Eradicate extreme poverty for all people, everywhere.Ensure that all girls and boys get to go to school.Increase wealth for the world’s poorest countries and communities.End preventable deaths of newborns and children under five years of age.Double the global rate of energy efficiency improvements and increase renewable energy.End all forms of violence against children.“We are committed to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and building a safer and more sustainable world for children everywhere.” – Claire Rogers, CEO, World Vision AustraliaThe consequences of poverty are far-reaching and long-lasting, including child deaths, lack of access to education and food insecurity, all of which can be caused by poverty and in turn can perpetuate it.

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https://www.worldvision.com.au/global-issues/work-we-do/poverty

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more information about poverty and facts about poverty

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it is all around the world and is a bad problem and lots of people are suffering from this. It is one of the 17 global goals
we aim to achieve all of the global goals by 2030
The united nations are trying to solve these problems