Hopefully, this crisis helps to make an accurate diagnosis of the failures of the system to be able to renew its pillars overcoming those deficiencies. Renovation that will have to be part of a determined and firm commitment to the ecological transition. Furthermore, the fundamental objective should be to make the European Green Pact the framework for exiting the crisis, incorporating the lessons we are learning. Concern for environmental issues has been growing in the European Union in recent years The EU has placed climate change high on its political agenda with the European Green Deal, presented in December 2019 by the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. Its main objectives are to ensure that Europe becomes the first climate-neutral continent in the world by 2050, achieving a sustainable economy where greenhouse gas emissions stop in 2050, that economic growth is decoupled from use of resources, and no people or places are left behind. Some factors that explain the low presence of youth issues on the political agenda are their limited participation in electoral processes and their reduced influence on political and economic decision-making bodies.