American author Leo Buscaglia said that: “Change is the end result of all true learning.” However, for the plastics crisis, change isn’t happening quickly enough according to Duncan Clark, head of business operations at biodegradable biopolymer platform Teysha Technologies, who explains that education is fundamental to changing our plastic-use habits.
According to the UK Department of Education, teenaged pupils will be able to study a new natural history GCSE starting in September 2025, which aims to educate them on how to protect the planet. As well as learning about the evolution of species, students will be taught about the impact of human activity on natural…
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