Miss Rayner

[Miss Rayner @RaynerGeog]

@Geo_Jo26 @missgeog92 That's incredible news Josie - congratulations x

[Miss Rayner @RaynerGeog]

@MissParr96 This looks fantastic, would love the resources if you are happy to share, would really improve my lesson. [email protected]

[Miss Rayner @RaynerGeog]

@MrHand__ Hi, this looks amazing would it be ok to share? My email is [email protected]. Many thanks

[Miss Rayner @RaynerGeog]

@steph_buckland @EnserMark @every_lesson This looks fantastic and will really help with the face to face session I am planning for next week focusing on exam application. Thank you so much for sharing such a useful resource. [email protected]

[David Holmes @Dave905947]

Carbon - yippee! BBC News - UK powers on without coal for three days https://t.co/0dbw8xvSvW

[geogabout 🌍 @geogabout]

‘The U.S. Is Finally Getting a System to Warn When an Earthquake Is Coming’. https://t.co/u8B4uygR3i

[David Holmes @Dave905947]

Last minute revision: interesting for carbon and energy. Daily chart: What a ten-year-old duck can teach us about electricity demand https://t.co/oWZQG9C9DA via @TheEconomist

[Bedford School Geography @BSGeography]

Will rising carbon dioxide levels really boost plant growth? https://t.co/jG6IG6jJbt via @ConversationUK #bscarboncycle

[Danny Dorling News @dannydorling]

I’m Danny Dorling, I’m a professor of Geography at the University of Oxford, and in my very humble opinion one of the worse things about high economic inequality is that it damages the environment.
https://t.co/YIrupAwmc1

[Geographical @GeographicalMag]

Climate change will leave over 60 million Americans vulnerable to a 100-year flood by the middle of the century https://t.co/vUybx4SdU9

[Geographical @GeographicalMag]

These maps reveal where in the world will experience the most climate change between 2000 and 2070 https://t.co/k9HT7322el

[GCS Geography Dept @GCS_Geography]

A Level synoptic links - deforestation (water and carbon), health and migration (population), managing the outbreak (global systems and global governance). https://t.co/LHFGjHfZqa

[Kate Stockings @kate_stockings]

Having the time to properly read is one of my favourite parts of the holidays. Today’s #geographyteacher find: The impacts of culture-led regeneration in @1843mag- perfect for #edexcelgeog

[Michael Chiles 🌍 @m_chiles]

The 50 rural areas of the UK with the best quality of life revealed
Good article for Diverse Places #alevel #edexcel #geographyteacher https://t.co/A5JQ0libn5

[geogabout 🌍 @geogabout]

The world’s largest desert has got even bigger because of climate change https://t.co/y55o4bP1hM

[unescoEARTH @unescoEARTH]

#WorldWaterDay
Floods🌊Extreme weather events⛈️ Water pollution💦
Healthy ecosystems can help us overcome the water challenges of the 21. century.
How?
Take @NorthPennAONB’s Peatland Programme helping to maintain drinking water quality and reduce floods.

#UNESCOGeopark #DRR

[Runshaw Geography @RunshawGeog]

Marine heatwave set off 'carbon bomb' in world's largest seagrass meadow causing the release of up to 9 million tonnes of carbon #CarbonCycle https://t.co/nzPxO1mVVU

[Miss Rayner @RaynerGeog]

What You Need to Know About the World's Water Wars https://t.co/WUbV1vkv1v via @NatGeo

[Geographical Association @The_GA]

Climate change could force more than 140 million people from their homes by 2050 from @Independent https://t.co/iZlcf0WT7L #geographyteacher