Article Title: Climate change Risk Perception among Agriculture Students: The Role of

Knowledge, Environmental Attitude, and Belief in Happening.

Author: T.Zabeidi, M.Yazdanpanah, and A. Bakhshi

Reference: Retrieved from https://jast.modares.ac.ir/article-23-24669-en.pdf

The Earth's climate is changing faster now than at any stage in modern social
history, primarily as a result of human activity. Global climate change has already
resulted in a wide range of impacts that are expected to grow in the coming decades
across every region of the country and many sectors of the economy. The aspects of
climate are rainfall, temperature, winds, and etc.

It is better for students (also adults) to have an environmental knowledge about

cause and consequences of climate change for them to be aware that human actions
are the cause of climate change and to have enough information about the impacts
of climate change on human health (rising global temperature is causing problems for
people suffering from different diseases, e.g. Asthma, Allergy and etc.) and ecosystems,
to let them know that earth has limited resources and that all plants and animals have
the same right to life as humans. It is better to conduct some seminars and workshop
about climate changes in schools, it's help students to improve their attitudes and belief
about climate change, being educated in climate change helps students to
understand and examine the impacts of climate change, inspire their attitude and
behaviour, and develop their sensitivity to climate change.