Solutions to climate change (KS3/4)
InterClimate Network
Climate change is the challenge of our times. How humanity responds to this urgent threat will shape the lives of today’s schoolchildren over the course of their lives. This means that awareness of the effects of climate change globally, and of potential solutions, is essential learning for children of all ages. This playlist includes engaging, multimedia content which provides an accessible entry point to the topic for schoolchildren in key stage 3 and 4. ...
Climate Change: The Facts | Renewable Energy | BBC One
Methods of producing renewable energy and reducing carbon emissions.
Panorama | How can individuals fight climate change? | BBC One
Justin Rowlatt talks to the Pavier family about the changes they have made to their lifestyle to fight climate change.
Royal Institution Christmas Lectures | Storing renewable energy | BBC Four
Dr Tara Shine and Dr Enass Abo-Hamed explain how we can store renewable energy.
Bang Goes the Theory | Liquid Air Energy Storage | BBC One
A demonstration of how liquid air energy storage would function.
Around Scotland | Wave power | BBC Two
An exploration of renewable energy source, wave power, on the island of Isla.
Royal Institution Christmas Lectures | Composting | BBC Four
Dr Tara Shine discusses the renewable possibilities of composting food waste.
Bang Goes the Theory | Inside a nuclear reactor | BBC One
Jem climbs inside a nuclear reactor and explains how nuclear power is produced.
Planet Oil: The Treasure That Conquered the World | Nuclear energy and Thorium | BBC Two
Professor Iain Stewart explains how nuclear power works and investigates a new energy source.
