Month: July 2020

Food grown and purchased locally has less distance to travel, which means fewer emissions, reducing your carbon footprint and supporting your local farmers. If you don’t live near a farmer’s market, try searching for online stores that grow and deliver

Roughly one-third of all food produced for human consumption around the world goes to waste.Environmentally, it accounts for about 8% of all global greenhouse gas emissions, 24% of the freshwater and 28 million tonnes of the fertilisers and pesticides used

This is the single most impactful lifestyle change you can make to help the planet. Industrialised agriculture contributes to water pollution, global carbon emissions and land use. Commit to reducing your meat consumption by a few meals per week. Start

The tree diagram of food and water shortage Introduce the topic, explain the correlation between climate change and the problem of food and water shortage and food security. Divide the class into smaller groups and ask them to brainstorm. Each

Recent climate change is already having impacts – from melting Arctic sea ice and glaciers, to the lack of rainfall, and the impacts of sea level rise on coasts worldwide. Earthquakes, floods, droughts and other natural disasters represent various threats

In this section, you will find general information about the lessons for the teacher to be able to have a successful lesson.