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Change to LEDs at Home and at Work – One of the easiest ways to save energy and a significant amount of money is to replace the bulbs in our home and at work with LED bulbs. LEDs seem expensive … Continue reading →
Change to LEDs at Home and at Work – One of the easiest ways to save energy and a significant amount of money is to replace the bulbs in our home and at work with LED bulbs. LEDs seem expensive … Continue reading →
10 Easy Ways to Help Save Energy, Save Money in the Process and Prevent Climate Change. Click on the Images below: … Continue reading →
IMPORTANT NEW INITIATIVE – GET A FREE FULLY FUNDED REVIEW OFF YOUR HOME ON HOW TO SAVE MONEY ON ENERGY !!! EXTERNAL LINK: PRESS HERE LINK: On the Urgency of a Global Response to Climate Change LINK: On the Problem of … Continue reading →
Article by Dr Jacob Z. Dalgaard University of Warwick, Coventry, England, UK. jzeuthendalgaard@gmail.com It is now evident that climate change is real, and that it is happening at an alarming rate (1-3). The Arctic, Antarctic and glaciers all over … Continue reading →
These resources might be useful for anyone who wants to run a Model United Nations (MUN) on the theme of climate change. Resources for MUN on Climate Change Climate Change Mini-Simulation Background Guide by US Dept of State UNA-GB Model … Continue reading →
What will be the effect of the election of Donald J Trump to the US Presidency on the battle to control climate change? The following comments appeared on the day the election results were announced 9 November 2016. New York … Continue reading →
India Foster of the University of Warwick created a Climate Action Network (CAN) in Coventry and, later, in other towns and cities. This original network was very successful and a Facebook page was created which has over 300 followers. However … Continue reading →
The following resources and groups are engaged with sustainable development in Coventry. Please contact us if you know a resource we can add to this list. Sustainability West Midlands Coventry City Council’s Page Coventry Climate Action Network
Continue reading →There is evidence that the 2007−2010 drought contributed to the conflict in Syria. It was the worst drought on record, causing widespread crop failure and a mass migration of farming families to urban centers. Century-long observed trends in precipitation, temperature, and … Continue reading →