By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan Hours after 400,000 people joined the largest climate march in history, the U.S. began bombing Syria. President Obama is again leading the way to war, while simultaneously failing to address climate change. The world is beset with twin crises, inextricably linked: global warming and global warring.

In this sermon, a guest writer for the ULC explores Nostradamus' predictions for 2023, including war, global warming, and even the return of the antichrist.

Victory gardens were a popular wartime solution for supplementing food rations and environmental experts say it's time to bring them back.

… Not only on our planet but also as a knitting project … The globe-pattern will keep you interested and is easily knit without a cable-needle. A slight A-line shape and the side-openings make this a flattering favourite for every day. Global warming is a seamless top-down knit with modified raglan increases. The neckline is shaped with a few short rows to ensure a perfect fit. The pattern has been completed by a removable cowl-collar (included in the sweater-pattern), find more details here. Global Warming has been designed in Collaboration with Nature’s Luxury. On Stage is a supersoft and luxurious yarn with a very good yardage and beautiful drape, available in 36 wonderful colours … Yarn-Kits available here. Um ein wenig von der Wärme auch noch in der kalten Jahreszeit zu genießen, ist dieser Pullover ideal … einfach und rasch zu stricken Die leichte A-Form und seitliche Schlitze schaffen eine vorteilhafte Silhouette und machen ihn zu einem Lieblingsstück für jeden Tag. Das Muster für die Globes sorgt für Abwechslung und kommt ohne Zopfnadel aus. Global Warming wird nahtlos von oben nach unten gestrickt. Für eine perfekte Passform wird der Halsausschnitt mit verkürzten Reihen gearbeitet. Die Anleitung wurde um den Cowl erweitert. Der Kragen wird extra gestrickt und kann abgenommen werden. XS-S-M-L-XL-XXL to fit sizes 32/34-34/36-38/40-40/42-44/46-48/50 Finished bust/Oberweite: 85-89-100-109-118-127 cm / 34.25-36.25-40-43.75-47.25-51“ Finished hip width/Hüftweite: 98-104-113-122-131-140 cm / 39.25-41.50-45-48.75-52.25-56“ 2 length-options./2 Längen-Varianten MATERIAL: Nature’s Luxury On Stage: 50% Merino, 30% Silk, 20% Camel - 300 m/100 gr Estimated consumption: 1025-1090-1200-1310-1420-1530 m / 1130-1200-1320-1440-1560-1685 yds To substitute, use light DK or heavy sport weight (approximately 115-125m/130-140yds / 50g) matching the gauge. Differences in gauge and yarn choice may affect the amount of yardage used. Circulars 3.5-4mm / US 4-6 or size needed for gauge, 80-100cm/32-40”, stitch markers, tapestry needle Optional: 1 size smaller circulars for neckline and cuffs (if desired), dpn’s for sleeves sign in for my newsletter! … melde dich an zum Newsletter!

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The worksheet brings a text about global warming with questions for discussion. There are also pictures about natural disasters that students have to identify.The text is for advanced students. The pictures can be used for any age group and for elementary students.If you like this worksheet, you can find others about environment here.https://en.islcollective.com/mypage/my-creations?search_key=Environment&type=printables&option=published&id=5163&grammar=&vocabulary=&materials=&levels=&studentTypes=&skills=&languageExams=&dialect=&functions=&page=1&sorting_type=most_newest&filter_type=filter_all&view_type=list&view_length=12 - ESL worksheets

How to teach about our changing planet in meaningful and hands-on ways.

Get your class working together and collaborating with this fun Escape Room Climate Change/Global Warming review. This covers the concepts: Green House Effect, Global Warming, Causes and Effects of Climate Change, Ways to Help The escape room game includes 4 different puzzles. As students solve the puzzles, a code is revealed to unlock a document and move forward in the game. The game takes about 30 minutes to complete – it goes faster when the students have a high level of comprehension of the topics, and longer if the students need to look up the answers. NOW includes both a DIGITAL and PRINT versions of the activity. *PLEASE NOTE* This is part my Weather and Climate Escape Room Bundle Needed Materials: Printed worksheets (all included in the product) Envelopes or bags to hold the clues (4 per group) Computers (optional) for students to “unlock” documents to get the next clue. This activity can be done without computers. Timer or clock Puzzle Overview: Puzzle 1: Students answer 5 different fill in the blank review questions to reveal a code Puzzle 2: Students use content specific clues to piece together a triangle puzzle to reveal the next code. Puzzle #3: Students answer 5 multiple choice questions to reveal the next code. Puzzle #4: Students analyze figures to answer 4 True/False Questions to reveal the final code. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Want similar products? Check out these other Escape Room Activities Looking for ideas to teach about the Water Cycle, Weather, and Climate? Check out these Weather and Climate Products Want to stay up to date on New Products? Follow Me @ Sarah's STEM Stuff

The effects of climate change are pretty hard to miss no matter where you live, but some countries are going to feel the brunt of the impact more than others.

If you are looking for a super easy, delicious, veggie-packed dinner, Vegan Sheet Pan Fajitas are for you! Just 15 minutes of prep then pop the sheet pan in the oven to roast. Serve the flavor-packed tofu and veggies with warm tortillas and your favorite toppings. The perfect crowd-pleasing easy weeknight dinner, you'll want to add this to your weekly rotation!

We live in increasingly polarized times with increasingly entrenched views. Climate scientist Ed Hawkins hopes to persuade people of the threat of global warming with a new and striking way to visualize climate data: a series of vertical stripes that convey rising temperatures year on year.