In the past, climate change always got confused with Global Warming. This idea that the environment could change for the worse was a hot topic in schools and in the political scene. My goal with my service for this was to see how much people knew, on a high school level, about the climate crisis and the effects they have on the environment. Most of the responses seemed to know a decent amount about the basic effects of climate change, but the one effect most of the participants didn't know about was the effect that climate change has on indigenous/native people in their countries. That would be understandable, due to how little we even see Native Americans represented in the United States ALONE. My conclusion from this survey is that most upperclassmen in high school know about climate change in depth, but it's hard for them to think about it on a global scale. They all knew about car emissions, which is great.