Philip Brown is the Secretary of the United Nations Association Coventry Branch which organises Coventry Climate Action Network.
The US National Park Service published the following history of Earth’s climate by Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail (U.S. National Park Service). Many dramatic changes to the Earth’s climate have occurred over the planet’s 4.5-billion-year history. Long periods of … Continue reading →
Carbon Brief reports the European parliament has approved its “flagship” law to restore nature despite a backlash “ignited” by protests from farmers across Europe in recent weeks. The long-awaited “nature restoration” law commits countries to restoring nature on a fifth … Continue reading →
Europe is the fastest warming continent in the world. On 10 March 2024 the European Environment Agency published its assessment that many of the climate risks facing Europe have already reached critical levels and could become catastrophic without urgent and … Continue reading →
The Climate and Ecology Bill is a plan for a new UK law that addresses the full extent of the climate and nature crisis in line with the most up-to-date science. The Bill is the only proposed legislation before the … Continue reading →
The Decarbonisation Net Zero Programme (DNZ), delivered by Coventry City Council, supports businesses with fewer than 250 employees based in Coventry and Warwickshire who want to save money on energy, waste and water bills and maximise low carbon opportunities. We … Continue reading →
Coventry Green New Deal has published the final version of its Shadow Climate Change Strategy for Coventry entitled “A Greener, Healthier and More Prosperous Future” which can be read below or downloaded here. Produced with the engagement of the local … Continue reading →
The Guardian reported on 16 January 2024 that a report by the US Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) based on a nationally representative survey conducted by UK polling company Survation shows that 31% of UK respondents aged 13 to … Continue reading →
A significant part of the recent dramatic decline in the UK economy was caused by Conservative governments : Brexit cost the UK economy around £140 billion [1] and this was enhanced by the dramatic rise in inflation caused by the … Continue reading →
E.ON is searching for Coventry’s Sustainability Heroes – and they need your help. From individuals to businesses, they want to shine a light on those who are leading the way in making Coventry – and the planet – a greener, cleaner … Continue reading →
Why is a stable climate important? This summary was compiled by Fridays for Future. Farming In a stable climate seasons are predictable. The more unstable the climate, the less predictable the seasons are. Farmers use the predictable seasons to know … Continue reading →