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If President Joe Biden's going to win in November, he needs the support of young voters.

Climate change has typically been a big rally and cry for them.

And Biden's done a lot to address it during his time in office.

But will it be enough to get young voters out to the polls?

The F.T.'s Amy Williams drove down to the swing state of North Carolina to find out.

So I went to two universities in Raleigh,

which is part of North Carolina's research triangle,

so quite a few colleges and universities in a very small area.

One of them was North Carolina State University.

I'm standing outside the Talley Student Union.

Temperatures close to 90 degrees here.

There are a lot of students milling about, eating snacks, and just generally enjoying the sunshine.

A lot of the students they told me that climate change was one of their top concerns.

I think it's a very pressing issue.

If we don't do something right now,

then it's going to end everything.

We're kind of at a point where it's a ticking clock and I'd like to see more action from a collective.

But they couldn't tell me what Joe Biden had done to tackle climate change.

One of them was Cameron, she's a biology major and she told me that although climate change was a huge problem

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