'I realized that we can't solve this alone through the science lens.' A group at San Jose State has created a new and fun way for kids to learn about how to protect the environment and take positive steps towards conservation.
San Jose held an Earth Day Celebration Friday outside City Hall in efforts to encourage residents to recycle and to share how and why they recycle
"The research we've been doing here at San Jose State has shown that education is just as important as solar panels and electric vehicles," Professor Cordero said."Supporting educational programs and supporting our own youth and what they're learning is super impactful."The collaboration between educators, animators and scientists highlight a bigger message that's important on Earth Day: every small step makes a difference.
"What is shows is a small group of people can work together to really create change and that's the goal," Prof. Cordero said."But it's through the efforts of education and through the efforts of the research that we did here going into schools and helping teachers bring this to their students."You can learn more about
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