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We've unlocked the Education category for you. Carbon (climate) literacy is an increasingly important concept in today's world, where climate change is one of the biggest challenges we face. Climate literacy is the understanding of how the climate system works, how human activities affect the climate, and how climate affects people and other parts of the Earth system. It is important because it enables people to assess the evidence, discuss solutions, and make informed decisions about climate change.

Effective climate (carbon) literacy education is key to raising environmental awareness and making sustainable choices that reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This education should be accessible to all ages and should include school education, university courses and employee training.

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Why our knowledge of climate needs an "upgrade"„

Do you ever feel hopelessly overwhelmed by conflicting information about the climate crisis? In an era of information noise and cognitive overload, it's easy to lose track of what's really important. The answer to this confusion is the Climate Academy initiative (more…)

A toolkit for teachers to help take meaningful steps towards climate resilience.

Module "„solutions“" is a ready-to-use toolkit for classrooms and youth initiatives. Inside you'll find worksheets that will engage students in the topics of forests, energy, industry, adaptation, and global climate change action - transforming complex issues into accessible and engaging learning experiences.

This source It connects knowledge with action, enabling teachers, students, and communities to assess risks, discover new opportunities, and take meaningful steps toward climate resilience.

Bring climate solutions to your classroom or community today by downloading the toolkit! JRi

 

Parenting and climate action

Climate change is inherently intergenerational problemParents are in a unique position in this regard because their decisions and actions today can significantly influence future generations. A recent study that examined the attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors of (more…)

EU Academy for Climate Action

The EU Climate Action Academy course offers a dynamic mix of recorded online events, workshops and interactive content. Register today to expand your climate knowledge and inspire meaningful action! This course was created by  European climate pact  – a movement of people united around a common cause, each taking action to build a more sustainable Europe. It responds to our community’s call for resources to build capacity to increase the impact of their climate action. The Pact, launched by the European Commission, is part of the European Green Deal and is helping the EU achieve its goal of becoming climate neutral by 2050.

Target group

This course is open to everyone. Whether you are taking your first steps in the climate field or want to strengthen and expand your initiatives at local, national or European level, you will find valuable insights and resources to help you on your journey.

Educational goals

  • Learn how to design and scale impactful climate initiatives with practical strategies for launching new projects or strengthening existing ones.
  • Explore opportunities for action at local, national and European levels and understand where your efforts can have the greatest impact.
  • Get inspired by stories from the European Climate Pact community and benefit from their expertise and real-world experience.

We are now rolling out modules focused on engaging citizens in climate action, mastering climate communication, mobilizing your community, and engaging in citizen science. Stay tuned as we will be adding new modules regularly. (More on academy.europa.eu)

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