Category: Climate
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Newsletter – Winter Solstice 2021
Warmest winter greetings from all of us at CMUK to all our friends, collaborators and supporters. We hope we find you all well and thriving in these difficult times. Despite the many challenges thrown at all of us over the past year, we’ve worked hard to carry on offering a brilliant variety of climate-focussed workshops…
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COP26: what comes after the blah?
Although there are some encouraging aspects about the COP26 agreement, such as some nations recognising the need to phase out fossil fuels and a greater understanding of climate justice and of nature-based solutions, most are judging it as falling short, or woefully inadequate. The final text expresses hope to work towards heating of 1.5C but
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Guide to Climate Conversations
Welcome to this special edition of our quarterly newsletter, giving you new free resources to support conversations about climate and ecology in the lead-up to COP15 on Biodiversity in October, and COP26 on Climate in Glasgow in November.
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Big Draw: we are nature
This is our second set of weekly drawing challenges for October’s Big Draw, which this year is the Big Green Draw #ClimateOfChange. See what else we’re doing for the Big Green Draw here. WE ARE NATURE! The word ‘nature’ has a few meanings, but we mean the biosphere, everything that allows life to flourish on Earth.
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Earth Day 2020
This is the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. Having a single day to honour the Earth when every other day sees its ongoing destruction has been criticised, but it does mark the birth of the modern environmental movement, initially in America. It was started by Senator Gaylord Nelson, who in 1969 had seen the ravages
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