BGS Geography retweeted
And could be as low as 1.6 if we're lucky and smart. Yes 1.5C is out of the picture in any realistic scenario. But there is so much left to still fight for, and the fight is only just beginning. Deliver net zero in every country 2050-ish and we've still got a planet to enjoy!
Our Year 10 Geographers are busy assessing the quality of life and environment in four different areas of Leeds today. Some residents, like Jim, seen here, were very keen to join in!
The annual Year 12 field trip to Haworth is taking place in mild…ish conditions. Looking forward to our interview with Mr Wright @wyedeanweaving and @WorthVllyChamp later.
What a week to choose for microclimate studies! #geographyteacher
BGS Geography retweeted
New paper in Nature Climate Change led by @RobinLamboll re-evaluates the remaining carbon budget for 1.5C to be half of IPCC2021 estimate. I wrote a short explainer for @ConversationUK
theconversation.com/carbon-b…
BGS Geography retweeted
"Bringing the sisters’ birthplace back into use like this will be the final piece of the Brontë puzzle" 🧩
Read more about the ambitious campaign to save Brontë's Bradford birthplace back into use for the next generation in @guardian 📍theguardian.com/culture/2023…
BGS Geography retweeted
We @BradfordGrammar were glad to be able to contribute to this v important report. Lots of interesting findings. We have made lots of progress eg solar panels, LED lights, heat source pumps, recycling, zero waste to landfill but we know we can do more #Sustainability
Interested in how to build sustainability into your school model to achieve net zero? @ISC_schools & @ThePlanetMark have teamed up to bring you an exciting report that addresses sustainability in schools planetmark.com/5-ways-school…
The Year 11 @BradfordGrammar Haworth river study and flooding investigation field trip is in full swing!
You know it’s a rainy field trip when the students voluntarily run back to school… some of them, anyway!
Local geographical issue - recommended viewing for students who live in the area who visit Ilkley’s ‘beach’ in summer (the first 15mins are filmed there): bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0…

























