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The Children Will Rise Up! - Nandi & Roman with Tom Morello, Jack Black and Greta Thunberg

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Marisa Mariñan from The Jane Goodall Institute taught us about the effects of climate change in Spain and around the world

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Marisa Mariñan from The Jane Goodall Institute taught us about the effects of climate change in Spain and around the world

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Climate Change for Kids | A fun engaging introduction to climate change for kids

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Hello my name is Elsa and I live in Barcelona, I'm 13 years old, nearly 14. My hobby is gymnastics.

I like this project because I learn English and I want to help to raise awareness about how we can take action to help fight climate change.

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Greta Thunberg mocks world leaders in 'blah, blah, blah' speech - BBC News

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THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE .... What´s happening in SPAIN??

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THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE .... What´s happening in SPAIN??

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On this youtube channel, type in the search box ´Climate change Spain´and see all the latest news!

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"world news" "breaking news" "political news" "live news" "latest news" "news today" "national news" wion "wion news" gravitas "english news" "international ...

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WION -The World is One News, examines global issues with in-depth analysis. We provide much more than the news of the day. Our aim to empower people to explore their world. With our Global headquarters in New Delhi, we bring you news on the hour, by the hour.

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We learnt from the Climate Action Project 2021/22 Team!

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We learnt from the Climate Action Project 2021/22 Team!

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How can we take action to stop climate change?

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How can we take action to stop climate change?

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Meeting with an expert Marisa Mariñan, The Jane Goodall Institute. 

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Meeting with an expert Marisa Mariñan, The Jane Goodall Institute. 

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Vinyet Iglesis Saura

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Hello my name is Marti and I live in Barcelona, I like studying Social science and I'm 12 years old, My hobbies are Taekwondo, playing lego and  watching movies

I feel this project is a good project because we learn English and at the same time we think about climate change

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Nature Is Speaking – Julia Roberts is Mother Nature | Conservation International (CI)

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In Spain, big storms and even hail have made the streets of Andalusia look like real rivers. Firefighters have helped evacuate residents from the homes that have been destroyed.
By Andrés

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Spain's streets turn into rushing rivers | WION Climate Tracker

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Climate change explained in 5 minutes | CBC Kids News

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Vinyet´s top tips for fighting climate change

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Vinyet´s top tips for fighting climate change

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My high speed train has dandelions, on most of the surface of the train, that spread dandelion seeds, which have health benefits for humans and animals. The whole plant is full of minerals and vitamins.

It promotes biodiversity too, because when they spread seeds, when they land on the ground, another dandelion can grow.

It can help balance the effects of climate change, too, because lots of plants can't survive excess carbon dioxide, but the dandelion is an exception.

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Recycle mobile phones! How can you set up a campaign in your school?

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Recycle mobile phones! How can you set up a campaign in your school?

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How is your mobile phone connected to climate change?

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How is your mobile phone connected to climate change?

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Dorsen and Richard, Child Cobalt Miners of DR Congo

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This little book uses images from the Sky News reports by Alex Crawford, broadcast in February and May 2017, which tell the story of Dorsen and Richard, child cobalt miners of DR Congo. Other images belong to Kimbilio, the children’s sanctuary run by Congo Children Trust. I use this as a teaching ai…

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Hello I'm Marc. I'm 13, I have got one brother and I have got one cat. My favourite subjects are P.E and Maths. My hobbies are playing handball, videogames and going out with friends.

I think this project is very important for learning English and learning more about climate change.

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"I will be a hummingbird" - Wangari Maathai

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We asked expert Marisa Mariñan from the Jane Goodall Institute...

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We asked expert Marisa Mariñan from the Jane Goodall Institute...

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Climate change is the increase of the temperature created by the human action. This happens in thousands of years.

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Are you up for the #Eat4Change challenge?

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Are you up for the #Eat4Change challenge?

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Dunia has invented oniatos! Mmmm!

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Have you tried Sustainable Russian Salad?

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Have you tried Sustainable Russian Salad?

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Have you seen the solutions our Climate Action Project 2021/22 Team came up with?

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Have you seen the solutions our Climate Action Project 2021/22 Team came up with?

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How can you use Lego to help combat climate change?

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How can you use Lego to help combat climate change?

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Join us for an engaging webinar with David Pallash from the LEGO Group's Build the Change program. We will run this webinar 2times on Oct 20

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See what other actions students are taking around the globe!

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See what other actions students are taking around the globe!

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Olivia Mandle invented a cleaner for the Mediterranean Sea!

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Olivia Mandle invented a cleaner for the Mediterranean Sea!

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Youth activist Olivia Mandle discusses animal rights, her campaign to close dolphin parks in Spain and the need to change our relationship with nature.

La activista joven, Olivia Mandle, habla sobre los derechos de los animales, su campaña para el cierre de delfinarios en España y la necesidad de cambiar nuestra relación con la naturaleza.

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Hello I'm Joel and I am 12 years old , I live in a small town in Spain and I like history. My hobbies are taekwondo, videogames and lego.

I think this project is important beacause we learn English and at the same time we learn about climate change

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Special report : Inside the Congo cobalt mines that exploit children

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What are climate change and global warming?

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Climate change requires immediate and ambitious action to prevent the worst effects it can have on people and wildlife all over the world.

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Hello, my name is Carla, I am 14 years old and I live in a small town in Barcelona with my family. I like to spend time with my family and go out with my friends. I like to draw and listen to music, and my favorite food is pasta and soup. I am in this project because I have always been interested in this topic, since I think it is interesting and important.

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Questionnaire about the effects of climate change

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Weather vs. Climate

Weather describes the conditions outside right now in a specific place. For example, if you see that it's raining outside right now, that's a way to describe today's weather. Rain, snow, wind, hurricanes, tornadoes - these are all weather events.

Climate, on the other hand, is more than just one or two rainy days. Climate describes the weather conditions that are expected in a region at a particular time of year.

Is it usually rainy or usually dry? Is it typically hot or typically cold? A region's climate is determined by observing its weather over a period of many years-generally 30 years or more.

So, for example, one or two weeks of rainy weather wouldn't change the fact that Phoenix typically has a dry, desert climate. Even though it's rainy right now, we still expect Phoenix to be dry because that's what is usually the case.
Want to know more about the difference between weather and climate? Take a look at this video!
What Is Climate Change?

Climate change describes a change in the average conditions - such as temperature and rainfall - in a region over a long period of time. For example, 20,000 years ago, much of the United States was covered in glaciers. In the United States today, we have a warmer climate and fewer glaciers.

Global climate change refers to the average long-term changes over the entire Earth. These include warming temperatures and changes in precipitation, as well as the effects of Earth's warming, such as:

Rising sea levels

Shrinking mountain glaciers

Ice melting at a faster rate than usual in Greenland, Antarctica and the Arctic

Changes in flower and plant blooming times.

Earth's climate has constantly been changing - even long before humans came into the picture. However, scientists have observed unusual changes recently. For example, Earth's average temperature has been increasing much more quickly than they would expect over the past 150 years.
Want to know more about how we know climate change is happening? Check it all out here!
How Much Is Earth's Climate Changing Right Now?

Some parts of Earth are warming faster than others. But on average, global air temperatures near Earth's surface have gone up about 2 degrees Fahrenheit in the past 100 years. In fact, the past five years have been the warmest five years in centuries.

Many people, including scientists, are concerned about this warming. As Earth's climate continues to warm, the intensity and amount of rainfall during storms such as hurricanes is expected to increase. Droughts and heat waves are also expected to become more intense as the climate warms.

When the whole Earth's temperature changes by one or two degrees, that change can have big impacts on the health of Earth's plants and animals, too.

What Causes Climate Change?

There are lots of factors that contribute to Earth's climate. However, scientists agree that Earth has been getting warmer in the past 50 to 100 years due to human activities.

Certain gases in Earth's atmosphere block heat from escaping. This is called the greenhouse effect. These gases keep Earth warm like the glass in a greenhouse keeps plants warm.

Human activities - such as burning fuel to power factories, cars and buses - are changing the natural greenhouse. These changes cause the atmosphere to trap more heat than it used to, leading to a warmer Earth.

Does What We Do Matter?

Yes. When human activities create greenhouse gases, Earth warms. This matters because oceans, land, air, plants, animals and energy from the Sun all have an effect on one another. The combined effects of all these things give us our global climate. In other words, Earth's climate functions like one big, connected system.

Thinking about things as systems means looking for how every part relates to others. NASA's Earth observing satellites collect information about how our planet's atmosphere, water and land are changing.

By looking at this information, scientists can observe how Earth's systems work together. This will help us understand how small changes in one place can contribute to bigger changes in Earth's global climate.

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Climate change describes a change in the average conditions in a region over a long period of time.

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The EarthProject app allows to track the positive impact they’re having on the climate through actions

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Hello, my name is Ian, i'm 13 years old. I like football, being with my family, hanging out with friends and special types of clothes. My favorite colour is pink and my favourite food is grandma's soup. My favourite subjects are P.E and English. I think this project is very interesting for us, because it is an important topic, we need to protect our planet.

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An expert´s definition: The United Nations

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An expert´s definition: The United Nations

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Hello, I'm Maryam and I live in a small town in Barcelona. I'm 15 years and my hobbies are playing basketball and drawing. I have one sister.
I think climate change is a very important thing, because, if we don't protect our planet who else is going to do it?

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Hello my name is Dunia, i'm 13 years old. I have one bigger sister. My favourite subject at school is P.E, my hobbies are hanging out with friends and go shopping. My opinion about climate change is that i think is so important because the world is dying, and it's our fault, and we need the world to be able to live, so we have to stop the pollution.

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Hi, my name is Andrés. I live in a town near Barcelona. I am 14 years old and my hobbies are playing sports, hanging out with my friends and playing videogames.

I am in this project because it is interesting and I think that it's important to know about what is happening on our planet so we can change it for the better.

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Hello my name is Vinyet. I'm 12 years old and i  live in  Catalonia. I like playing the Oboe and volleyball. I love travelling to other countries and learning about different cultures.

Climate change is a very important topic, and is a very interesting project.