1. Community action project focus: global issue linkage, local implementation, citizen engagement, awareness campaigns, survey-based primary research, outreach strategies 2. Politics and governance section: representative democracy, challenges of frequent elections, NGO functions, environmental threats, fossil fuel awareness, impact of G7 countries 3. Climate change discussion: carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology, misinformation via social media, media bias, source credibility, international law institutions, global cooperation 4. Economic inequality: billionaire wealth growth, disparities in low-income countries, economic development indicators, cultural globalisation, shrinking world, second passports and diaspora identity 5. Globalisation critique: resistance in developing countries due to exploitation concerns, resistance in developed countries due to job loss and cultural erosion, anti-globalisation sentiments 6. Technology vs climate change debate: arguments for innovation, green energy, and mitigation technologies versus structural reforms, behavioral change, political responsibility, and socioeconomic transformation