The environment is a top-of-mind priority for Americans aged 13-19, as overwhelming majorities expect climate change and other environmental issues to impact their lives and shape their life decisions. Nearly nine in ten (89%) say they think about the environment on a regular basis, including 41% who think about it “frequently.” Additionally, more than four in five agree with each of the following statements: “Climate change will impact everyone in my generation through global political instability.” (84% agree); “If we don’t address climate change today, it will be too late for future generations, making some parts of the planet unlivable.” (84% agree); “If we don’t do more to protect the environment today, I expect to make future life decisions based on the state of the environment, including where I live, what kinds of jobs will be available, or if I will have children.” (82% agree). Large majorities believe that they can personally help to address the crisis and want to be part of the solution, with over three-quarters agreeing with each of the following statements: “I would like to be involved in shaping the future of our environment.” (84% agree); “I feel responsible to protect the future of our planet.” (77% agree); “I feel empowered to make a difference in the future of our climate.” (77% agree).