Climate change, in a word, is scary. With rising temperatures and surging climate disasters like melting glaciers and raging wildfires, it is easy for a sense of doom to take hold. Despite this, Trevor Slansky, a recent Austin College graduate with a degree in environmental studies, asks that we suspend our disbelief and face our changing climate with a gritty optimism. How has the human race come together to save our world before? How can we do it again? As someone who has dedicated his professional life to taking personal responsibility and joining the forces of climate activism, Trevor urges us to do the same. Can you become the hope the world needs? Trevor graduated in May ’22 with an environmental studies major and English minor. He is at least 40% sure he knows what he’s doing with his life. He was President of Austin College Thinking Green and a Fulbright scholarship semifinalist. He lives in Denver, Colorado. When he’s not at the gym, you can find him writing his next novel, going on a hike, or plotting his newest scheme for world domination. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at [ Ссылка ]

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