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Enroll your team in one of our Climate Literacy workshops to help them dramatically improve their climate literacy and prepare to live in a world beyond +1.5ºC
Keynotes
Book Peter du Toit, FutureWork IQ’s founder, to speak at your next event or present a climate literacy workshop for your team
We bring climate education into the workplace
Be Proactive | Increase Climate Literacy | Become More Resilient
Our Founder
Peter du Toit
“The world has just undergone the largest workplace digital transformation in our history. During the COVID pandemic millions of people were forced to use technology in new ways to remain connected while apart. The pandemic and our response to it caught most businesses completely off guard. Now we need to face the unfolding climate crisis head on, and we cannot afford to make the same mistakes. The lessons we learnt must be applied to this crisis. We have reached a point where Climate Literacy is as important as Computer and Digital Literacy in the workplace.”
Climate literacy has become an extremely important workplace skill
Latest Microblogs
Extreme event preparation must begin immediately
Images like this one from Valencia, Spain are becoming common. Just a few weeks ago the people of Tampa Bay and surrounds suffered the same and a little while before that it was the people of Asheville. We have been told for a while that risks are increasing with...
Many leadership teams underestimate climate risk
Leadership teams in many places are in for very rude awakening. Take Australia for example. There is a climate crisis freight train heading straight at the country. 9 major risks have been identified for Australia, which is rapidly approaching +1.5ºC of heating. Here...
Global temperature records continue to tumble
For two consecutive days, July 21 and July 22, the daily average global surface temperature record set on July 6, 2023 (17.08°C) has been broken. You can read more about this here New record daily global average temperature reached in July 2024 Current instrument...
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