Climate and Nature

Why sustainability must become an integral part of STEM education

Making sustainability form part of STEM education could help reverse or halt environmental damage

Making sustainability form part of STEM education could help reverse or halt environmental damage Image: Photo by Gabriel on Unsplash

Cemil Cihan Ozalevli
Co-Founder and Chief Content Officer, Twin Science and WEF Tech Pioneer 2022
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Csaba Kőrösi, President of UN General Assembly

Children will use STEM for sustainable development.
Children will use STEM for sustainable development. Image: Twin Science
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Marcus Culverwell, Headteacher at Reigate St Mary’s primary school, UK
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