A study from NOVA Information Management School highlights skepticism among young people aged 18-25 regarding the effectiveness of individual actions against climate change, in contrast to older respondents who show greater willingness and confidence. Conducted through an online survey including respondents from 18 to 76 years old, the research suggests young individuals demonstrate less predisposition for active involvement and a limited knowledge about specific measures to adopt. Professor Diego Costa Pinto from NOVA IMS emphasizes the critical need to educate and engage youth in climate action, stressing the impact of individual contributions in addressing climate issues.