They've decided they can't bring children into a world where scientists say climate change will bring bigger wildfires, more droughts, and food shortages for millions of people. WorldEnvironmentDay
London Climate change is rapidly changing the environment we live in. But how far would you be willing to go to help save the planet?
Would you skip school? Eat pig's feet? Deliberately get arrested? How about forgo having kids?For 33-year-old British musician Blythe Pepino the latter is a reality. Her fears about climate change are so strong she has decided not to have biological children. "I really want a kid," she told CNN."I love my partner and I want a family with him but I don't feel like this is a time that you can do that.
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