Practical Action This website tells you why and how to: Change your diet Travel smarter Switch to a green energy supplier Shop differently Share the voices of those on the front line of climate change It also tells you Resources … Continue reading →
Geography Curriculum Climate and Climate Change are only mentioned in the Geography Curriculum. https://geography.org.uk/curriculum-support/support-guidance-curriculum-planning/the-geography-national-curriculum The current National Curriculum for England applies only to maintained schools in England – NOT to academies or free schools. However, the national curriculum is used … Continue reading →
Andy Burnham has been Prime Minister since 20 of July but it was not until 14 August, 25 days later, that he finally managed to acknowledge that the climate is changing. He had been criticised by people both within and … Continue reading →
On 14 August over 50 organisations sent the following letter to the UK Prime Minister, Andy Burnham. It was first published by Green New Deal Rising. Dear Prime Minister, As the fifth heatwave of the summer hits the UK, three-quarters … Continue reading →
This article was written by UNA Coventry volunteer Subhra Swetangana Panda. How changing conditions can affect people, nature and preparedness. Why this matters Even though wildfires have historically existed in many natural settings, their growing severity and effects have raised … Continue reading →
Few people realise that today’s climate is very unusual. During the history of the Earth the temperature was often colder and, even more often, warmer than it is now. This video, produced by United Nations Association Coventry and Coventry Climate … Continue reading →
The United Nations Association Coventry Branch is run by a small team of volunteers who want to inform the public about world problems and how the United Nations (UN) is trying to help fix them. They do this by organising … Continue reading →
Biodiversity is the world’s strongest natural defense against climate change, as we explained in a previous article. We can all help the fight against climate change even in a small way such as by encouraging biodiversity in our gardens and … Continue reading →
This article was first published on United Nations Association Coventry Branch website. Nature is in crisis Biological diversity — or biodiversity — is the variety of life on Earth, in all its forms, from genes and bacteria to entire ecosystems … Continue reading →
In a White House ceremony on 11 February 2026, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, was nominated “Champion of Coal” and described by a White House article as the “undisputed champion of beautiful clean coal”. During the event … Continue reading →