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From Lizzy Garner-Foy
Som Narayan explains the interaction and interdependencies between climate change and development. -
From Lizzy Garner-Foy
Nishtha Singh explains how climate change impacts a variety of human systems. For example, infrastructure, global financial systems, safety and health. -
Poornima Kumar introduces week 5 of the course.
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From Lizzy Garner-Foy
Who shapes the solutions that can help to combat climate change? Discover who the key players are in delivering these solutions, and why this is important. -
From Lizzy Garner-Foy
In order to solve climate change, we - as a global society - need to rapidly cut greenhouse gas emissions. A handy tool to guide us on the way to climate change… -
Nishtha Singh explain what climate change is, how the greenhouse effect works to influence changes in our climate, and why it's important that we act to reduce…
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From Lizzy Garner-Foy
Shirley-Anne Somerville MSP, Scottish Government Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills, discusses the relationships within - and between - policy and practice in… -
From Catherine Dunn
We have shared insights from a range of people to try to understand what COP26 means for them and what their hopes are for this crucial international conference. They… -
Gautam Jindal explains how scientists gather information to help us understand our changing climate.
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Poornima Kumar uses the example of a flood to illustrate how we can use the risk triangle to assess climate hazards.
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From Catherine Dunn
For COP26, 13 local women from across the world have been developing creative responses to the climate crisis. This video shows some of their stories. -
From Catherine Dunn
Pupils from Govan High School, St Margaret's Academy and Antonine Primary School, Scotland, voice their thoughts about climate change. -
From Catherine Dunn
Tom Bird, co-ordinator of the 1.5 MAX partnership project, shares more about how schools across Scotland, Malawi, Mozambique and Nepal are working together to embed… -
From Lizzy Garner-Foy
This video from Education Scotland showcases some of the winners from the Learning for Sustainability Awards 2021, which recognise inspiring practice and achievements… -
From Catherine Dunn
Peter Mathieson, Principal of the University, welcomes learners to the Learning for a Sustainable Future: Live at COP26 course.
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