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Carbon Reduction Measures and Becoming Green Certification

Course Code:
Duration:
2.5 hours
Qualification:
Carbon Reduction Measures and Becoming Green Certification
Exams Included:
Yes
Compatibility:
All major devices and browsers
Delivery method:
Online (In-house also available )
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Carbon Reduction Measures and Becoming Green
This course will teach you the importance of reducing your company’s carbon footprint in an attempt to slow down global warming by reducing greenhouse gases. You will understand the role that your company can play in assisting the UK government to reach its target of net-zero by 2050. You will become familiar with the types of interventions that are required to reduce carbon emissions and make your company greener.

What You Will Learn:
What global warming, greenhouse gases and carbon emissions are
How to implement carbon emission reduction policies and procedures
The legislation that guides the right choices for reducing your carbon footprint
How to implement training programmes to motivate staff to become greener
What resources you can utilise to ensure that you know the best way to control your carbon emissions
Benefits Of Taking This Course:
Gain valuable skills that you can use to run the environmental programme at your workplace
You could offer guidance and advice to colleagues concerning reducing carbon emissions
You will be aware of creative new products which suit the green market
You will be able to bring a broader spectrum of proficiency into your organisation
Understand how to implement valuable changes to help your company become compliant with net-zero regulations

Course Modules/Lessons
Module 01: What Are Carbon Reduction Measures and Why Do We Need Them?
Module 02: Who Are the Carbon Culprits and Which Companies Have Got It Right?
Module 03: How to Reduce Carbon Emissions and Go Green

 

 

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