Yes, wherever it fits naturally. Everything is connected, and I can see it dovetailing with so much. I remember studying geology at university, and there was a whole module on resource extraction that hardly touched on the topic of climate change! Another example: war is one of the most harmful human actions (in many ways), yet history and politics overlook that angle - it's an example of how climate change does tie in to every subject.

Yes, because we need to equip the next generation with the skills and knowledge to undo the harm caused by previous generations.

Of course. They need it so they can teach it effectively.

Generally yes, or at least, being less harmful to the environment. Carbon emissions are only one issue amongst hundreds, and they are all interconnected. I don't support reducing carbon emissions at the expense of using environmentally harmful products, for example. The whole environmental impact needs looking at, not just one aspect.

Definitely! I foresee them becoming ever more important.