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Designing for Food and Farms into the Future
- Primary
- Year 5 - 6
- Technology
- Design and Technologies
- Environmental
- Land Management
- Sustainability
- Economic
- Design Thinking
Addressing climate change and transitioning to a net-zero economy will involve everyone—from individuals to governments—working together to establish policies and design, manufacture and implement sustainable solutions to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and removing carbon from the atmosphere.
The key to success? Skilled and passionate people dedicated to making a difference.
These resources have been designed to boost teacher confidence in teaching about the impacts of climate change and transitioning to a net-zero economy using real-world examples.
They'll inspire your students to take socially and environmentally responsible action, develop young people's awareness of and confidence in becoming climate change entrepreneurs and increase student desire to consider future sustainability jobs that will be vital in our transition to a net zero economy.
There are many organisations out there doing amazing things to support our transition to net-zero. Here are just a few you might like to check out.
Terra.do (think Seek but only jobs that are verified climate jobs)
Clean Energy Council's Careers for Net Zero Platform
Tomorrow Movement
Beyond Zero Emissions
Image credit: Careers for Net Zero.
This image originally appeared on the Careers for Net Zero website.
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