Climate-anxiety and eco-anxiety are affecting increasing numbers of children and young people, according to University of Bath psychologist Caroline Hickman who says “Broken promises and inaction coupled with the enormity of the climate crisis are all beginning to take their … Continue reading →
The UK Parliament has accepted that a climate emergency exists. So how should the government respond? Joe Brindle aged 17 from the Schools Team of UK Student Climate Network writes: On the 20th September we had our largest strike yet. … Continue reading →
Street Protests Information from UK Government website. If there’s no march organised as part of your protest, you don’t have to tell the police. Street Marches Information from UK Government website. By law you must tell the police in writing … Continue reading →
Young Coventry Climate Reporters are looking for people or groups in Coventry who are taking action to reduce their carbon footprint or generate innovations that can help in the fight against climate change. We want to visit businesses, schools, communities, … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Tom Maidment of E.Mission has produced the following analysis of the implications for Coventry of the IPCC report on 1.5°C of warming. The recent IPCC special report into 1.5°C of warming showed that a reduction in global greenhouse gas emissions … Continue reading →
The IPCC special report on the impacts of global warming of 1.5 °C was published in 2018. Download the IPCC_Special_Report (19Mb PDF) or read online here.
Continue reading →On 23 September 2019, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) published a report on The Global Climate in 2015-2019 to inform the United Nations Secretary-General’s Climate Action Summit due to be held on the same day in New York. The report … Continue reading →
Held in New York 21 September 2019.
Continue reading →Responding to climate change involves using both the following approaches: mitigation: reducing and stabilizing the levels of heat-trapping greenhouse gases in the atmosphere adaptation: adapting to the climate change already happening or foreseen to happen Mitigation The IPCC and NASA … Continue reading →
