Memes highlight climate change, the #10YearChallenge we should all be worried about

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GEO NEWS
Organisations have used the trending hashtag to nudge the world over climate change. Photo: File

The #10YearChallange has taken the social media by storm. While the millennials have used the trend to tell the world how much their appearance has changed (obviously for good), a few individuals and organisations have used the trending hashtag to nudge the world over a neglected issue: climate change.

The users have posted images before and after pictures of the natural sites present all around the world which have been adversely affected by climate change.

German Ambassador to Pakistan Martin Kobler said on Twitter:

Climate change is alarming! Pakistan is the 8th most affected country in the world. water shortage in #Balochistan is endangering humans & animals. 10 years from now, it can be either better or worse.. depending on our actions of today."

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