Climate Change for Schools

Part of the FT Schools programme, this report gives students the latest insights on the science, politics and economics of climate change. Also featuring global student climate champions and tips on how to make an impact

Climate threat sparks youth action
What to look out for in our special report designed for students and teachers, including FT and external resources
We must pay the cost of carbon if we are to cut it
It is hard for companies or consumers to care about carbon emissions when they are not priced into products
The race to curb global warming
Rising temperatures are already causing disruption to weather patterns, but there is still time to act
Why politics limits climate ambitions
All countries have a shared interest in tackling global warming, yet conflicting priorities hold them back
The rise of ‘extreme weather attribution’
With computer modelling, scientists hope to understand how climate change contributes to wildfires, floods and droughts
Liz Thomas: my career drilling ice cores in Antarctica
The paleo-climatologist analyses the fast-disappearing ice to study the effects of global warming

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