Since
the
2019
and
2022
terrorist
attacks
in
Christchurch,
New
Zealand,
El
Paso,
Texas,
Buffalo,
York,
both
mainstream
media
scholarly
interest
ecofascism
have
increased
significantly.
This
policy
brief
will
illustrate
how
contemporary
far-
extreme
right
are
exploiting
climate
crisis
reviving
white
supremacist
environmentalism.
Specifically,
it
identify
recurring
linguistic
patterns,
which
construct
ecofascist
grievances
that
link
environmental
degradation
to
‘old’
conspiracy
theories,
such
as
‘global
Zionism’
or
‘white
genocide’.
It
also
eco-accelerationist
solutions
supremacists
propose
crisis.
The
concludes
with
a
discussion
on
implications
of
these
findings
for
building
resiliency
radicalisation.
Children & Society,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
38(5), С. 1802 - 1823
Опубликована: Фев. 23, 2024
Abstract
Through
in‐depth
interviews,
this
study
explored
US
youth
climate
justice
activists'
views
and
experiences
of
change
education
(CCE)
their
recommendations
for
alternative
educational
approaches
to
advance
justice.
Youth
activists
(
N
=
16;
ages
15
17)
viewed
as
critical
spurring
societal
transformation,
however,
most
described
narrowly
focused
(e.g.,
depoliticized;
science‐centric)
or
inadequate
sparse,
absent)
school‐based
CCE.
Youths'
emphasized
the
need
justice‐driven
action‐oriented
CCE
all
equip
learners
with
knowledge
skills
actively
contribute
urgently
needed,
justice‐minded,
systems‐level
change.
Findings
have
implications
curricular
policy
that
enable
action.
Environmental Education Research,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 28
Опубликована: Фев. 11, 2024
Can
environmental
education
help
to
mitigate
learners
eco/climate
anxiety?
Anxiety
surrounding
climate
change
has
drastically
risen
in
youth
recent
years.
This
paper
aims
answer
the
call
from
Pihkala's
(2020)
previous
review
for
more
concrete
information
on
educational
approaches
support
processing
anxiety.
As
such,
this
systematic
analyzed
15
studies
2017
2022,
looking
at
anxiety
literature.
The
were
thematically
organized
by
their
emphasis
(1)
students'
and/or
educators'
perspectives
each
of
and
(2)
elements
study
that
emphasized
(a)
heads
(knowledge),
(b)
hands
(action),
or
(c)
hearts
(emotions).
findings
suggest
transformative
education-based
(heads,
hands,
heart)
pedagogical
emotions
change,
including
We
conclude
with
recommendations
research,
practice,
policymakers.
Journal of Science Teacher Education,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 25
Опубликована: Янв. 13, 2025
This
exploratory
study
investigates
the
relationship
between
climate
change
anxiety
and
self-efficacy
in
teaching
education
among
Omani
pre-service
science
teachers
(PSSTs).
Using
a
custom-designed
questionnaire
adapted
from
established
scales,
researchers
collected
data
on
levels
across
four
domains
(reported
anxiety,
stress
levels,
cognitive
impacts,
physiological
impacts)
to
teach
education.
The
survey
was
administered
group
of
PSSTs,
responses
were
analyzed
using
descriptive
statistics
correlation
analysis.
Results
show
all
participating
PSSTs
experienced
some
level
anxiety.
A
statistically
significant,
moderate
negative
found
PSSTs'
Higher
associated
with
lower
self-efficacy.
No
significant
differences
based
gender
or
specialization.
Building
these
findings,
we
discuss
implications
for
teacher
academics,
curriculum
developers,
researchers,
policymakers,
others
interested
We
argue
range
future
initiatives
initial
that
take
into
account.
Educational Academic Research,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
56
Опубликована: Фев. 10, 2025
The
aim
of
the
research
is
to
examine
awareness
social
studies
teacher
candidates'
global
climate
change
and
determine
their
views
on
subject.
For
this
reason,
was
conducted
using
explanatory
sequential
design
from
mixed
methods.
Convenience
sampling
method
used
in
determining
participants.
Accordingly,
quantitative
data
collected
357
candidates,
after
were
analyzed,
20
candidates
selected
a
voluntary
basis
interviews
conducted.
In
context,
"Global
Climate
Change
Awareness
Scale",
"Semi-Structured
Interview"
"Personal
Information
Form"
as
collection
tools.
Quantitative
qualitative
analyzed
by
descriptive
statistical
methods
content
analysis
respectively
combined
interpreted.
As
result
research,
it
determined
that
at
high
level.
While
there
no
statistically
significant
difference
levels
terms
gender,
grade,
taking
courses
environmental
education
being
member
protection
organizations
variables,
found
between
variable
following
visual
publications
environment.
It
results
obtained
findings
similar
findings.
Zeitschrift für Didaktik der Naturwissenschaften,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
31(1)
Опубликована: Март 6, 2025
Zusammenfassung
Der
Umgang
mit
dem
anthropogenen
Klimawandel
ist
heute
unbestrittenermaßen
eine
gesamtgesellschaftliche
Notwendigkeit.
Bildung
kann
einen
Schlüsselbeitrag
dazu
leisten,
dieser
Notwendigkeit
zu
begegnen.
Inwieweit
die
schulische
Schlüsselrolle
gerecht
wird,
lässt
sich
für
Deutschland
anhand
der
bundesländerspezifischen
Curricula
untersuchen.
Die
vorliegende
Studie
gibt
einer
Auswahl
von
drei
Bundesländern
(Bremen,
Saarland,
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern)
vertieften
Einblick,
inwieweit
und
wie
Klimabildung
in
deutschen
Natur-
Gesellschaftswissenschaften
Sekundarstufe
gegenwärtig
umgesetzt
wird.
Es
zeigen
zwei
Muster:
zum
einen,
dass
an
übergreifende
Themen,
Nachhaltigkeit,
angeknüpft,
anderen,
explizit
als
eigenständiger
Inhalt
festgeschrieben
In
beiden
Fällen
es
sowohl
curriculum-übergreifende
Hinweise
auch
verbindliche
Fachinhalte,
das
Thema
aufgreifen.
Schwerpunkte
finden
den
Naturwissenschaften
Geographie,
aber
weiteren,
gesellschaftswissenschaftlichen
Fächern
Bezüge
Klimawandel.
Nicht
erkenntlich
aktuellen
Dokumenten,
Verbindung
über
diese
Fächer
hinweg
geschieht.
Environmental Education Research,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 54
Опубликована: Окт. 21, 2024
A
Systematic
Literature
Review
(SLR)
is
conducted
to
ascertain
the
components
necessary
for
effective
climate
change
education
(CCE).
In
this
research,
CCE
conceptualised
as
that
which
possesses
capacity
develop
agents
of
change.
This
SLR
examines
type
content
needed,
and
pedagogical
approaches
required
achieve
this.
It
also
barriers
implementation
such
approaches,
thus
concomitantly
CCE.
uses
Preferred
Reporting
Items
Reviews
Meta-Analyses
(PRISMA),
adapted
from
Chaudhary,
Polonsky,
McClaren
article
search.
After
articles
are
finalised,
Braun
Clarke
six
step
approach
thematic
analysis
used
thematically
analyse
articles.
concluded
founded
on
application
pedagogies
serve
promote
a
deeper
understanding
crisis
our
entanglement
within
it.
Pedagogies
enhance
connection
essential
in
providing
solid
foundation
development
However,
teacher
entanglement,
educational
institutions
well
students,
parents
other
key
stakeholders
over-arching
sociocultural
system
present
fundamental
challenge
One Earth,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
7(4), С. 663 - 673
Опубликована: Март 21, 2024
Children
across
the
world
are
facing
physical,
emotional,
and
social
impacts
of
climate
change.
Despite
burgeoning
scientific
political
discourse,
voices
opinions
children
underrepresented,
as
previous
research
has
focused
on
adults.
This
lack
representation
contributes
to
feelings
disempowerment
betrayal.
We
investigate
children's
priorities
for
knowledge,
reporting
questions
asked
by
approximately
1,500
Australian
school
students
part
a
literacy
engagement
project.
They
reveal
remarkable
depth
consideration
about
change,
with
stronger
focus
action
than
causes.
"What
can
we
do?"
was
core
concern
40%
questions,
which
often
emphasized
individual
responsibility.
Urgency
frustration
were
evident
in
posing
an
existential
threat
life.
Findings
demonstrate
importance
considering
valid
concerns
when
making
decisions
that
affect
their
education,
well-being,
future.
Abstract.
The
Climate
Resilience
Education
and
Action
for
Dedicate
Youth
(Climate
READY)
program,
developed
by
the
Florida
Atlantic
University
Pine
Jog
Environmental
Center
(FAU
Jog)
funded
National
Oceanic
Atmospheric
Administration
(NOAA)
Literacy
Program,
built
climate
literacy
community
resilience
through
a
three-semester
dual
enrollment
program
(NOAA-SEC-OED-2020-2006190).
Most
student
participants
(~80
%)
were
from
Title-1,
high
schools
in
low
socio-economic
communities
vulnerable
to
extreme
weather
environmental
hazards
Palm
Beach
County,
Florida.
main
objectives
increase
knowledge
of
South
Florida’s
changing
systems,
teach
promote
environmentally
responsible
behavior
that
results
stewardship
healthy
ecosystems
reduction
carbon
consumption
mitigate
future
risks,
empower
students
act
as
agents
change
within
teaching
members
about
local
impacts
strategies
events.
Students
READY
Ambassador
Institute
(Summer
Semester
1)
knowledge,
explored
NOAA
technology,
engaged
with
scientists
experts,
communication
advocacy
skills,
learned
solutions.
An
Afterschool
Mentorship
(Fall
2)
component
paired
new
Ambassadors
fourth-
fifth-
grade
afterschool
build
awareness
creation
storybooks.
Lastly,
Community
Outreach
(Spring
3)
provided
ways
share
at
public
events
promoted
civic
engagement
Data
collected
form
pre-
post-assessment
questionnaires
during
2022–2023
academic
year.
Summative
statistics
analyzed
science
self-identity,
self-efficacy,
sense
place.
felt
more
prepared,
confident,
able
communicate
their
many
demonstrated
significantly
better
understanding
concepts.