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First African Climate Teach-In Day on 3rd June

by Katharine Vincent | Jun 3, 2011 | Commentary, Training

June 3rd marked the first “African Climate Teach-In Day”, a day devoted to lectures and lessons around the issue of climate change taking place in schools and universities across the continent.  The day aimed to disseminate information on climate change...

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