Climate change content for school kids gets revamp

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The new content is geared at young people interested in understanding more about climate change. Written in plain English, the material is jam-packed with lots of images and videos to help explain things.

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The pages include the science of climate change; projections and possible impacts for New Zealand; climate change and the oceans; climate change and agriculture; how we observe and monitor the climate; and adaptation.

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"We had strong feedback from attendees at our Climate Matters conference last year that there was a gap in information about the science of climate change that Kiwi students and teachers could access and use.

"Online search is the go-to channel for many students nowadays, so revamping the climate content under ‘Stuff for Students’ and aiming the material direct at kids seemed the logical thing for us to do.”