As the climate crisis takes hold, society's approach to sustainability is increasingly important. Young people play a crucial role in the future of our planet and are asking more questions than ever about what that future looks like. What exactly is the climate crisis? What solutions can be found to global heating? And how will life look different in a world with a hotter climate?
Explore the answers to these questions, as well as a host of other climate and sustainability-related queries, in your classroom.
Ready-to-teach lessons on environment and climate
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Oracy-focused activities about climate and sustainability
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Bitesized, reliable information about the sustainability development goals
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Innovative ways to develop critical-thinking and communication skills: speaking, listening, problem-solving and creativity
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Environment and climate resources
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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
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The circular economy
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Nuclear power: reputation v reality
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Sustainable living: building biodiversity
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Sustainability and sports
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Greenwashing
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2022 news review
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World Cup: the legacy of big events
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COP27: is it sustainable?
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The global food crisis
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Space: a positive human future?
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Floods in Pakistan: sustainable solutions
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Climate change in court