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COP28 opened last week with agreement on how a “loss and damage” fund to compensate low-income countries suffering from the effects of climate change will operate.
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Reclaimed waste mermaids appear in Yorkshire and Sydney for World Ocean Day
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Ian Morton
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An exciting new alternative to traditional education is being trialled at a Welsh college, with students exploring solutions to global challenges such as climate change.
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Nancy Platts
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Projects to reduce carbon emissions and save money on household bills
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Check out this positive news story: a collective of artists of activists are working together to encourage create climate action ahead of the COP 27 global summit.
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Lizzie Lewis
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A non-profit organisation has launched a free library of climate resources to mobilise arts and culture to take on the climate crisis.
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New scheme will link teachers with leading climate experts
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Call for better health education to reduce use of environmentally unfriendly period products.
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Ian Morton
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Check out this positive news story: A charity is spearheading a campaign to empower schoolchildren and teachers to learn about environmentally diets and tools for dealing with the emotional impact of climate change. The scheme by the County Trust has already sent out 1,000 packs to 26,000 teachers and schoolchildren across the country.
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Simon Francis
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The Scottish Government, councils and landowners need to take “urgent and combined actions” to tackle the climate emergency and biodiversity crisis, according to a new report.
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