The short course was divided into two days.
The presentations given to discuss the course are available here for download in PDF format. 

The invited guest speakers have provided their presentations for download here in PDF format.

Here are links to a variety of resources pertaining to this short course:

• Sonnberger et al: Climate concerned but anti-nuclear: Exploring (dis)approval of nuclear energy in four European countries - Paper published in Energy Research and Social Science - issue 75 - Click HERE

• Climate Emergency Centres are a network of eco-centres across the UK - Click HERE

• OBRIM CARRERS - Barcelona is "fighting the climate crisis by cutting traffic in the city’s main streets, turning them into healthier and more welcoming places" - Click HERE

• Calculate your Carbon Footprint - Click HERE

• The Climate Action Tracker (CAT) is an independent scientific analysis produced by two research organisations tracking climate action - Click HERE

• The Guardian Newspaper - an article on climate change in society - Click HERE

The activities generated interesting and important participation from the students attending the course. Groups of students then prepared presentations for their own ideas generated over the two days. They can be downloaded here in PDF format.