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Interactive Worlds has been created to provide the opportunity for young people at BSB to interact with Geography and to come to further understand their world. I hope that in time it becomes a communicative space which students can use to share their learning and experience of their own geography.
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http://news.independent.co.uk/environment/climate_change/article2548756.ece
This may be of some sort of interest. I found it an interesting concept.
Thanks Katt - it's quite a controversial subject. Central to it is the question of education over carbon emmissions. What is best, to emmit a few hundred thousand tonnes of carbon emmisions with global concerts and possibly raise the profile of climate change to a global audiance or do nothing and try to build on the momentum of the film and the recent EU reports. Personally I'm with Geldof on this one. Surely if we want to see a global change in western lifestyle and innovation our leaders need to start setting the example.
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