Archive · 22 Nov 2025
Hyderabad Student Sounds Alarm on Climate Impact on Kids After COP30
A Hyderabad student, Sahruda, went to a big climate meeting in Brazil.
She told everyone that climate change is making kids sick and causing weird weather.
She wants schools to teach about climate change so kids can help protect the planet.
Back home, she'll keep working on this and tell her friends about it too.
Hyderabad student Sahruda P.D.V. attended COP30 in Brazil
She presented Children’s Climate Manifesto, highlighting health impacts on kids
Sahruda emphasized the need for climate education and urgent action
She noted rising health issues and unpredictable weather in Hyderabad
Sahruda plans to continue climate initiatives and promote learning among peers
- Who
- Sahruda P.D.V., a Grade 9 student from Hyderabad Public School, Begumpet
- What
- Presented Children’s Climate Manifesto at COP30, highlighting health impacts on kids
- When
- At COP30 in Belém, Brazil
- Where
- Hyderabad and Belém, Brazil
- Why
- To raise awareness about climate change impacts on children and advocate for climate education
Climate Activists
Climate Skeptics
Climate Change Impact on Kids
Climate Activists
Climate activists like Sahruda argue that climate change is causing health issues and unpredictable weather, affecting children's lives.
Climate Skeptics
Climate skeptics may dispute the extent to which climate change is causing these issues or question the severity of the problem.
- Event
- COP30, the 30th Conference of Parties to the UNFCCC
- Manifesto
- Children’s Climate Manifesto
- Health Issues
- Dust allergy, diabetes, mental health issues among kids
- Local Impact
- Rising respiratory and allergy complaints, unpredictable weather in Hyderabad
- Sahruda's Plan
- Continue youth-led climate initiatives and promote climate learning among peers