Climate creativity in the classroom (Ford)

By Anne Ford

Issue 179 | Page 15 | Published Sep 2023

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Anne Ford, Chair of Drumlin Wind Energy Co-operative, reports on the workshop it provides for some primary schools in Northern Ireland.

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Renewable energy
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