The Guardian published an article by their columnist George Monbiot on 25 March which raised some of the same points we raised in our article “Will We Learn Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic?” published on the same day. He concludes … Continue reading →
The COVID-19 pandemic is teaching us what happens when you try to face a global emergency without preparation or global cooperation. Wuhan Communist party officials started off being in denial of any problem, which gave the virus a chance to … Continue reading →
Sustainability and Environmental Education (SEEd) SEEd supports and enables educators and young people to place sustainability at the heart of their work and learning. They aim to be the main hub for bringing together, sharing and enhancing best practice in … Continue reading →
Book your place on SEEd‘s next Facilitation & Leadership Course! SEEd’s Learning for Sustainability: Facilitation & Leadership Course is specifically designed to give you the skills, tools, and support you need to embed sustainability, and make real change happen. The … Continue reading →
This article by Isa Clee was first published on the Sustainability and Environmental Education (SEEd) website. On the morning of Friday 14th February, I set off for the Freedom Arch in Stroud to join the Youth4Climate school strikers. It’s been … Continue reading →
Air pollution is having a harmful impact on the health of people living, working and studying within Coventry. The health impacts of air pollution include increased risk of asthma, heart disease, strokes, lung disease and dementia. So, improvements need to … Continue reading →
Fossil fuel pollution has so far caused the earth to warm by roughly one degree Celsius. This doesn’t sound like much, but this has already led to an increasing number of wildfires and extreme weather events, sea level rises due … Continue reading →
Climate Home News is a leading source of climate change news and an indispensable resource for people who are involved in the climate change negotiating process as well as engaging ordinary people who are concerned about climate change issues and … Continue reading →
Derby University student Eugen Nikolajev has started a website called Drinking Water Base which deals with issues surrounding drinking water. This includes a Cost Savings Calculator which lets you calculate how much you would save by switching from bottled water … Continue reading →
Analysis by Energy Systems Catapult published in May 2019 for the Committee on Climate Change explored what is means to cut carbon in UK households by 80%, >90% and 100% (Net Zero) compared to 1990 level, across six activities: heating, … Continue reading →