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 | What roles do the youth and the public have in the fight against climate change? This question was a running theme through COP26 as young activists continued to demand their voice to be heard and demand for climate justice to be realised. Our team at (More) |
| Just transition was a key theme for discussions and negotiations on Day 4 of COP26, which focused on Energy. Our team at the Centre for Climate Justice reflected on how ‘just’ this transition can really be when not all countries are starting on a lev (More) |
| Climate finance has been a major theme of the climate deliberations. As one of the key outcomes of the 2015 Paris Agreement, world leaders pledged to mobilise US$100 billion per year by 2020 in “new and additional” funds to help developing countries (More) |
| As official observers, staff from GCU’s Centre for Climate Justice attended the formal opening and sessions of COP26 and listened to world leaders outlining their vision for climate action. Our team are hard at organsing and attending side-events to (More) |
| The impacts of climate change on gender-based violence and mental health are two of the most prolific and least understood areas of study, according to the Centre for Climate Justice. This theme, and the centre's own work in this field, will be di (More) |
| European policymakers are to be advised on a just transition from coal by Glasgow Caledonian University’s Centre for Climate Justice and other UK experts. The Centre has been invited by the British Embassy in Hungary to organise a one-day conferen (More) |
| Climate justice must be at the heart of the battle against climate change or there may be no way back from catastrophe, warned the former Secretary General of Amnesty International. Kumi Naidoo, who is also former executive director of Greenpeace (More) |
| A GCU student has been rewarded for her dedication to climate justice – by being asked to lead a team of volunteers at this year’s COP 26 event taking place in Glasgow. More) |
| A GCU student has successfully made it to the final of a national academic writing competition with her impressive essay submission. MSc Climate Justice student Meg Taintor decided to enter her essay into the UK PRME Writing Competition when she s (More) |
| On 22nd February 2021, Scotland-based researchers from social science, humanities, and multidisciplinary backgrounds met online to discuss the social impacts and justice implications of climate change and climate action in the Arctic, and how to enha (More) |
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Nice gallery of photos
What are the photos at the bottom? – Anne Awning
very nice, goodluck
Hi
I’m USMAN LATIF recently graduated from GCU common good university’s with the course INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT. I’m really enjoyed my journey with GCU Professors and staff.
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