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New Climate Change, Extreme Weather and Adaptation Resource Collection

We are delighted to publish a new collection of classroom resources, aimed at 14-16 (GCSE) geography teachers and students, exploring climate change, extreme weather, and adaptation to it. 

Some of the resources in the collection were already available on MetLink, but most have been created for us by Rob Gamesby (Cool Geography) and are based on RMetS funded research, just completed, by Jiashu Zhu at Cambridge University. The research focusses on the causes, impacts and effectiveness of adaptation measures to river flooding in Sheffield, Extreme heat (heatwaves) in Cambridge and monsoon flooding in Pakistan. 

Teachers at GA25 playing adaptation Top Trumps
Teachers at the Geographical Association conference 2025 playing adaptation Top Trumps, one of the resources in the new collection

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Teaching resources

Secondary Geography
A DME exploring whether the Saffir-Simpson Scale should be extended.
Secondary Science
Making connections across the sciences to show the vital links between the learning of students, their climate literacy and awareness of related careers.
Secondary Geography
Students use climate graphs taken from Copernicus’ ERA explorer, to determine the climate zone of 3 Brazilian cities
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