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We bring climate education into the workplace
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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
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...
Climate Literacy – Nuclear Energy
In some quarters you will often hear some people say that nuclear energy is the solution to the climate crisis. Where does nuclear energy fit in and what impact does it have on what we are trying to achieve - that is to reduce emissions and thus reduce global...
Mitigation and Adaptation
At a recent mitigation/adaptation workshop we used the EnROADS (Energy-Rapid Overview and Decision-Support) simulator to help plot a course of action to limit loss and damage from extreme weather events. Attendees were able to restrict global heating to just below 2°C...