Endpoint: Richard Pike has the last word
Climate change features in both the science and geography secondary school curricula in the UK, but as they stand such curricula lack coherence and are not encouraging teachers and their students to see the 'big picture'. If students are to play their parts as informed citizens and as scientists in the future it is important they understand the links between the different aspects of climate change.
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