Discussions play an essential role in this problem and therefore two main points need to be known. The first is how to stimulate discussions about climate change and the second is where it could be stimulated. The first point is to focus on commonly held opinions or world analyzes which, however, will actually work instead of starting to talk about results and factors causing controversy, since most people fail to understand this issue (Swim, J., Fraser, J. and Geiger, N., 2014:109). The second point is that conversations that are likely to take place in places that can inspire a sense of nature, such as museums, zoos, aquariums and national parks (Swim, J., Fraser, J. and Geiger, N., 2014:108) . There are practical solutions to the problem of climate change, and if people care about it, they can overcome the problem. First, stop using fossil fuels because burning coal and oil is the main reason for reducing greenhouse gases. Secondly, getting closer to the workplace to use means of transport even less frequently, at most we can talk about transport, which is the second cause of greenhouse gas emissions. Finally, stop cutting down trees because it cleans and purifies the atmosphere from air pollution that threatens the climate (Scientific American,