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Education for a better climate
“…International environmental institutions can’t make states do what they don’t want to do, but citizens can. It is increasingly clear that treaties rely not only on states for implementation but on citizen activism and national environmental leadership. …If citizens do not demand strong environmental policy from their own government, no number of treaties and... »
Re:solutions – 21 young leaders on climate change
The WSC-SD today launches its e-book ‘RE:SOLUTIONS – 21 Young Leaders on Climate Change’ during the Copenhagen Climate Summit. The book showcases a selection of most innovative projects carried out by students worldwide. The projects share the common characteristic that they have a real positive impact on tackling climate change, and they show... »
Do you know what a blog is? Do you fancy the acronym WSC-SD? Are you secretly in need of climate change dance? Follow this way.
Engaging oneself to a student community such as WSC-SD at the COP 15 can be an educational, challenging, and surprising experience if you want it to be – in terms of practical experience as well as seeing many theories we all learned apply in reality. It’s easy to end up asking oneself new questions... »
WSC-SD at COP15
- Copenhagen, and After
- COP15 in retrospect, and our common future
- COP15 through an architect’s eye
- COP15. I am poor, young and ambitious.
- Not Done Yet
- Invitation to Participate: WSC-SD Official COP15 Side Event
- Science in the news (Education for a better climate, Part II)
- Students Come Together at the University of Copenhagen
- Education for a better climate
- Access Denied: UN Restrictions Grow