"yes i would shared this to my friend and social media. I’m sharing this challenge to raise awareness about something we all need to think more about: our carbon footprint. Every small action we take—like turning off lights when not in use, walking or biking instead of driving, and choosing reusable items—can reduce the amount of harmful emissions we put into the atmosphere. We need to start using energy more efficiently and shift from non-renewable energy sources (like coal and oil) to renewable ones such as solar, wind, and hydro power. Renewable energy is cleaner, safer, and better for our future. This planet is our only home. By making simple, conscious choices, we can protect it—not just for ourselves, but for the generations to come."

Shafiqh Ahsani Nayaka
Madiun Regency Rover and Ranger Scout Council, Indonesia

"Yes, I will, because our earth must be protected so that our children and grandchildren can enjoy the beauty of nature. "

Dhirghaam
no, Indonesia

"I tried to answer this quiz intelligently and logically. My planet is on track to warm by 2.05°C by 2100 compared to the pre-industrial average. That's bad( Don't make me the Minister of Ecology "

Yuliia
Sokil, Ukraine

""Yes, I will do it, because our earth must be protected so that our children and grandchildren can enjoy the beauty of nature." and we can enjoy nature properly without destroying it."

Jhohananandarefianto2
Pandega, Indonesia

"Yes, I will tried to my best to protect our earth for future to beauty of nature & children's."

Munnalal sharma
Tatya tope scout group, India

"Yes, I would like to share the Financial Times' Climate Challenge game with my friends ik they will love it and having motivated to help the Environment, the reason why I would like to share it to my friends because it's an engaging and educational way to learn about climate change, raise awareness, promote discussion, and inspire collective action towards achieving Net Zero. "

Rotsen Emmanuel Paman
Rover Scout , Philippines

"Together, you can make a bigger difference If you are with your friends, you will have more energy and more people will practice it than if you act alone. We can learn from each other You can solve climate problems smarter by sharing good ideas and practices that your friends know. The forces that protect the Earth come together It has a much greater effect when several people reduce it together than when one person reduces it. Even small actions can make a big difference."

Jae Wan Yoon
한국스카우트연맹 하늘소지역대, South Korea

"Yes, because I want everyone to start to know and start exploring it together "

silaa
Madiun Regency Rover and Ranger Scout Council, Indonesia

"Reflection I would definitely share this challenge with my friends because it's a great way to raise awareness about climate change. By sharing it, we can encourage each other to take action and make small changes in our daily lives to reduce our environmental impact. It’s important to inspire others to think about their carbon footprint and the positive changes we can make together for a healthier planet. "

Goudy
Te Barthenoth scout group , Egypt

"Absolutely, I’d share this challenge with my friends—because it’s more than just a task; it’s an experience. It sparks curiosity, encourages teamwork, and leads to a meaningful destination—both literally (like KISC!) and figuratively, through reflection and connection. Sharing it invites others into a journey of discovery, which is at the heart of Scouting and friendship."

Meysa
sma negeri 1 way tenong, Indonesia

"Yes, I will, because our earth must be protected so that our children and grandchildren can enjoy the beauty of nature."

Marcellino
Madiun Regency Rover and Ranger Scout Council, Indonesia

"I didn't manage to get to net zero but my planet is on course for 1.56C of warming by 2100 compared with the pre-industrial average. Extreme heatwaves will be about five times more likely and droughts twice as frequent, compared with the pre-industrial average, but my actions have averted the very worst effects of climate change. While the impact would have been milder at 1.5C, i still succeeded in achieving the less ambitious Paris agreement goal of limiting warming to “well below 2C”."

Jade
Doubtless Bay, New Zealand

"Yes, I would share the Climate Challenge with my friends because it helps raise awareness about how our everyday actions affect the planet. It’s a fun and interactive way to learn, and the more people who take part, the bigger the impact we can make together. Sharing it also encourages others to think about their choices and join in on positive change for the environment."

Diva
Madiun Regency Rover and Ranger Scout Council, Indonesia

"I would like to share the Financial Times' Climate Challenge game with my friends ik they will love it and having motivated to help the Environment, the reason why I would like to share it to my friends because it's an engaging and educational way to learn about climate change, raise awareness, promote discussion."

Emdadul haque
Uttar Kafrul high school sea scout group , Bangladesh

"Yes, because I want to challenge my friends to see if they can make the earth healthier."

Philipo
SMAN 1 MEJAYAN , Indonesia

"Managed to keep warming to below 1.5 C. Learned that some decisions may seem difficult or may upset people, however, there are often benefits that we don't always see at first (e.g. new jobs in green economy). Would definitely share with a friend, as it puts in perspective how both easy and difficult it is. It also highlights how different people and ecosystems can be affected by this problem."

Gwenny
Ceredigion Network, United Kingdom

"Of course, I want to share this challenge with my friends because climate change is a global issue that affects everyone. By sharing it, I hope to raise their awareness of the importance of protecting the environment and inspire positive actions, such as reducing plastic use, saving energy, or planting trees. The more people who care, the greater the positive impact we can make together."

Muhammad Al Farizi Nur Veriansyah
Madiun Regency Rover, Indonesia

"The Net Zero 2050 goal is a global effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to net zero for a healthier planet. Though 2050 seems far away, real action must start now. Everyone has a role—from saving energy and reducing waste to supporting renewable energy. Small steps today shape the future of our Earth. Let’s move together toward a cleaner, more sustainable world."

Pasha
Scouts of SMKN 8 Jakarta , Indonesia