What is a carbon footprint?

What is a carbon footprint?

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What is a carbon footprint?
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As the urgency for addressing climate change grows, carbon footprinting has started to become a highly adopted business practice and important piece of work to complete as the pressure to mitigate the impact of climate change becomes ever more present.

This beginner-friendly course offers a clear, foundational introduction to the concept of a carbon footprint, covering what it means and why it matters.


Who is this course for?

The course is aimed at employees across all departments or individuals who are keen to learn about carbon footprinting. There is no prerequisite needed.


What you will learn after this course?

  • How is a carbon footprint defined?

  • What’s included in a carbon footprint

  • What to measure in a carbon footprint

  • Understanding your carbon footprint

  • The importance of calculating your carbon footprint
This course includes

How is a carbon footprint defined?

What’s included in a carbon footprint

What to measure in a carbon footprint 

Understanding your carbon footprint

The importance of calculating your carbon footprint  

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