Explore why historical climate data matters for making future decisions
Introduction In November 2020, our leading team of climate and energy data specialists launched Teal: a free, easy-to-use, interactive climate data visualisation tool. Teal enables you to explore [...]
WEMC Directors share careers advice at exciting time for meteorology and energy students
The start to 2021 for the WEMC team has been focused on education. We were part of two bids for initiatives supporting the EU Green Deal call for education to ‘enable young people to act on [...]
C3S Education Demo: A free Geography teaching resource for homeschooling
With much of Europe practicing social distancing and many schools being closed due to the COVID-19 Coronavirus, we thought we’d do our part to help homeschooling parents and carers keep [...]
Why Data Sharing is Important: A Summary from WEMC’s Data SIG Public Webinar
Electrification is a very good driver to decarbonize the energy sector, in order to limit and decrease carbon emissions in the next decades. This requires in particular an increase in power [...]
The Climate Pocketbook: An example of educational outreach from experts
Published: 26 August 2019 Sebastian Sterl (VUB) & Kit Rackley (WEMC/Geogramblings) What’s wrong with the weather? Why are scientists collectively sounding the alarm? Can individuals [...]
WEMC Member Blog: Malawi-UK Teacher Partnership Focuses on Clean, Affordable Energy
The World Energy & Meteorology Council (WEMC) has members across the globe, from a variety of backgrounds and expertise, doing work on a range of important issues to strengthen energy and [...]
WEMC Education SIG to re-launch with web conference Q&A
Are you interested in promoting and enhancing meteorology, climate and energy education at all levels and scales? We are looking for teachers, educators, academics, industry experts and policy [...]