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At our recent event on March 21st high-profile figures discussed the implications of Brexit on the environment. Many of the issues raised in the talks were echoed in a letter to the government signed by WWF, Greenpeace, Friends of the
Watch Esther Obiri-Darko at our recent event, The Environment in Brexit Britain, talking about the need for outdoor learning and environmental education in our schools. @GreenTooting Watch all the other talks on this playlist on our youtube channel.
Watch Amy Mount at our recent event, The Environment in Brexit Britain, talking about the implementation of environmental policy after Brexit. @ASmallAMount Watch all the other talks on this playlist on our youtube channel.
Watch James Murray at our recent event, The Environment in Brexit Britain, talking about the good, the bad, the ugly and the very ugly implications Brexit may have on businesses in the UK. @James_BG Part 1 of 2 Part 2 of 2
Watch Tom Brake MP at our recent event, The Environment in Brexit Britain, talking about Brexit and the parliamentary process. @ThomasBrake Watch all the other talks on this playlist on our youtube channel.
Watch Max Wakefield at our recent event, The Environment in Brexit Britain, talking about the impact Brexit may have on the UK’s climate change action. @wakmax See all the other talks on this playlist on our youtube channel.
Watch Sam Lowe at our recent event, The Environment in Brexit Britain, talking about Brexit, Trade and the Environment. @SamuelMarcLowe See all the other talks on this playlist on our youtube channel.
Philip Bell is a history teacher and Teach First participant at Alec Reed Academy in the London Borough of Ealing. He coordinates Green Schools Project work in his school and is starting a network for environmental education. Read why in
At our recent event, Green Schools Project hosted high profile figures who spoke about the implications of Brexit on the environment. There is a lot of uncertainty in environmental policy, as it was completely absent in the Government’s 12
On Tuesday 21st March Green Schools Project hosted its first ever public event at Impact Hub Kings Cross. It highlighted the impact of Brexit on the environment and was organised to coincide with the imminent triggering of article 50 by