The Climate Dictionary produced by United Nations Development Programme in August 2023 is provides an everyday guide to understanding climate change. It seeks to bridge the gap between complex scientific jargon and the general public, making climate concepts accessible and … Continue reading →
Photo credit: A maiko of Miyagawachou named Toshihana preparing tea. Photo by renfield kuroda On 15 September 2023, five pupils from Finham Park 2 and five from Earlsdon Primary Schools will travel to Kyoto, Japan, to participate in a conference … Continue reading →
David Ridley, Chair of Coventry Green New Deal reports on the meeting in Coventry Council House on 20 June 2023. There were some new faces as well as those that have been with us for the four years since we … Continue reading →
On 13 June 2023 the United Nations Security Council debated issues surrounding climate change, peace and security. Jean-Pierre Lacroix, Under-Secretary-General for Peace Operations, said most United Nations peace operations have faced a deteriorating security and political environment over the past … Continue reading →
The main page dealing with climate change on the Coventry City website is at www.coventry.gov.uk/climatechange. Coventry city council commissioned a report from Your Climate Strategy Ltd which was published at an unknown date entitled “Net Zero Carbon Route Map for … Continue reading →
Coventry Telegraph carries an extensive report on the Launch of the Coventry Shadow Climate Strategy event organised by Coventry Green New Deal on 21 May. The event launched an alternative to Coventry City Council’s Climate Strategy For Coventry. As we … Continue reading →
Solar for Schools (SFS) is a UK-wide programme offering partly or fully funded solar panel projects, with all or most costs covered on a school’s behalf. It is open to schools of all governance types, geographic locations and student numbers … Continue reading →
The Guardian claims that according to research by Bloomberg New Energy Finance there are about 200 gigawatts worth of electricity projects waiting for a grid connection, although many are applications from projects that have not yet been implemented. And why … Continue reading →
In November 2022 the French Senate approved legislation introduced by President Emmanuel Macro that requires all car parks with space for 80 vehicles or more to be covered by solar panels. The panels must be installed by 2027 at the … Continue reading →
Siemens dynamic charging infrastructure combines the efficiency of electrified railroads with the flexibility of trucks into an innovative freight traffic solution that is efficient, economical, and environmentally friendly. Even under ambitious scenarios to shift goods transport to electrified rail, road … Continue reading →
