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C2I 2025 Energy winner: Climate learning for sustainable construction

Space4Climate wins the 2025 C2I Award in the Energy & Environment category.

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C2I 2025 Energy winner: Climate learning for sustainable construction
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Why learn to love climate?

Space4Climate wears its aim in its name – a volunteer initiative on a mission to bring climate science down to earth. But it’s the method that sets us apart: Space4Climate uses satellite Earth observation, storytelling, and filmmaking to help young people understand our changing planet and act on it.

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Why learn to love climate?
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Climate tech trends, climate learning breakthroughs, and 2026 Earthshots

Listen in on Space4Climate's team discussing partnerships and climate education funding, alongside spokespeople from The Earthshot Prize and Innovate UK.

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Climate tech trends, climate learning breakthroughs, and 2026 Earthshots
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Space4Climate’s Dr Gaël Gobaille-Shaw makes Innovators Under 35 list

Spotlighting people whose work promises to shape the coming decades, the award recognises Gaël’s game-changing contribution to climate-and-space education.

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Space4Climate’s Dr Gaël Gobaille-Shaw makes Innovators Under 35 list
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How Space4Climate’s Modular Tech is Reshaping Climate Learning

Explore how Space4Climate has run three learning programmes in the space of two years, reaching 60% more students.

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How Space4Climate’s Modular Tech is Reshaping Climate Learning
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Space4Climate opens third climate learning site

Space4Climate launches its third learning programme, powering the first North American climate-education partnership with Deep Sky.

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Space4Climate opens third climate learning site
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Wasted wind power should be used to capture carbon

Why satellite Earth observation is brilliantly placed to help young people understand the UK’s shift to renewable energy.

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Wasted wind power should be used to capture carbon
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How can satellites help us track our changing climate?

To build a climate-literate generation, we urgently need to invest in high-quality, high-impact climate education like Space4Climate.

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How can satellites help us track our changing climate?
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Cement: Building a green path in a hard industry

How Space4Climate is helping students use satellite data to understand emissions from heavy industry like cement production.

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Cement: Building a green path in a hard industry
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Shipping containers fixing the world

Explore how Space4Climate is turning the humble classroom into a launchpad for climate science from space.

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Shipping containers fixing the world
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Education project brings climate science down to earth

How Space4Climate is building climate education that doesn’t depend on the next grant, but stands on its own two feet as soon as possible.

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Education project brings climate science down to earth
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climate capture project hopes to bring 'quality' jobs

Space4Climate launches its second learning programme in Norfolk, UK.

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climate capture project hopes to bring 'quality' jobs

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