Mr Fordham claims to have a patent pending that will “rapidly reverse greenhouse gases”. However he also says Our council do not want to talk to us and find out what we have to offer. It appears that because you people … Continue reading →
According to Fiona Harvey, environment correspondent wrote in the Guardian on 26 May 2021 that: The NGO Global Witness analysed 2020 data on 300 companies involved in deforestation for soy, palm oil and other commodities. It found that more than £900m in … Continue reading →
Concrete is the most used man-made product in the world but it comes with a heavy environmental price. Between 5% and 7% of the world’s annual carbon emissions come from producing the cement that glues concrete together. Most of these … Continue reading →
Our Climate Our Future contains free COP26 school materials, created by Twinkl in collaboration with World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and Partners. Our Climate Our Future resources were created to bring the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) into the classroom in … Continue reading →
The Green Schools Project are piloting the Zero Carbon Schools Programme in 2020-21 with four London schools. The next stage will be available from September. For schools outside London they will have free resources available for schools to help them … Continue reading →
Green Schools Project helps schools move towards becoming carbon neutral, supports teachers to include climate change and the natural world in their lessons and supports young people to run projects that protect the planet. They provide resources and support to … Continue reading →
Local Transport Plan The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) is required by law to periodically review its Local Transport Plan (LTP) for the area covered by the West Midlands seven metropolitan districts/boroughs which include Coventry. The LTP sets out the … Continue reading →
This article was written by Ann Wilson, Objector on behalf of Coventry Tree Wardens. Having sacrificed the beautiful Windmill golf course to housing at their last meeting, the Planning Committee has now given over the last bit of important open … Continue reading →
This part of a report published by the UN Environment Programme on 20 August 2021. See here for the full report. If you’ve ever ventured into a cow pasture, chances are you’ve noticed an odour or two. What you’re likely … Continue reading →
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, some scientists were expected to cross the world several times a year for conferences and collaboration meetings at the cost of thousands of dollars and a sizeable carbon footprint. COVID-19 put the scientific community on a … Continue reading →