The Climate Frontline is a monthly newsletter brought to you by the Government Energy and Climate Campus. 

In this month's edition...

• Don't miss: How to make your meetings more productive
• Vote now: Is climate effecting a major life decision? 
• Out of this world: Data centres... in space? 

The latest insights from the Apolitical network

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The Development Triangle: Public Management and the Future of the Amazon

Public management decides whether the Amazon is exploited—or transformed into local value, innovation, and dignity.

Teachers as Catalysts: Linking Education to Sustainability

How local learning, creativity, and collaboration can empower students and strengthen communities for long-term.

Don't miss: How to Make Meetings More Productive

Tue, Mar 3, 3–4pm GMT

Effective meetings mean clearer decisions, faster alignment and more time for deep work. this event, you’ll hear public servants and experts share how to cut down time spent in unproductive catch-ups while boosting collaboration and follow-through – vital for urgent and impactful climate work.

Connect with peers: Energy and Climate

Get involved with a vibrant network of over 1000 public servants working in climate. Share successes, seek advice, or simply find solidarity in your efforts in tackling the climate and energy transition.

Vote now: How many people say climate change has shaped a big decision – such as where to live or work? 

Course: Future-proofing Electrical Grids

Our economies are electrifying at record speed. Powered by renewables, driven by ambition, and reshaping how energy flows around the world. As electricity production and demand evolve, today’s power grids are struggling to keep up. This course dives into the challenge at the heart of the energy transition: the grid.

Understand what it takes to modernise power systems for a clean, reliable energy future.

In case you missed it

[Free course] Climate change and health

Climate change is the greatest health threat facing humanity—but the climate–health connection also offers powerful opportunities for action. This Apolitical course with Professor Mala Rao shows what it means for governments and how you can help drive solutions.

[Community] Am I crazy? Why net-zero only in 2050?

Working in the shadow of the Paris Agreement, it’s hard to ignore the gap between climate science and political targets. Climate advocates reflect on the frustration of pushing for action that still falls short.

And finally...

Should AI data centres move – to space? Centres computing AI data are booming and so are their energy demands. But a radical idea is gaining traction: put them in orbit, where constant solar power and the cold of space eliminates the . Perhaps the cleanest infrastructure solution is literally out of this world...

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