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Topical Talk gives you free non-partisan teaching resources for weekly classroom discussions about current affairs. Our trustworthy, ready-to-use lessons are made by expert teachers in collaboration with world-leading journalists and fact-checkers from The Economist newspaper.
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Showing results for "Environment and climate"
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Air pollution: who is responsible?
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The Global Liveability Index: where to live in 2025
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People on the move: how climate change impacts lives
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Melting Arctic Ocean: a climate crisis and unfolding...
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De-extinction: good v bad
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Renewable energy: our power, our planet
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Wildfires: prevention v management
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AI and sustainability: difficult choices
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Ocean conservation: Iceland’s whaling licence
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Tuvalu: a digital country?
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Fast fashion: should it be banned?
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Eco-anxiety
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COP28: investigating numbers
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Climate change: extreme temperatures
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The world's most liveable cities in 2023
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Post-pandemic: the return of tourism
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Lab-grown meat
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Earth day: tougher climate laws?
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Plastics and the planet