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Very informative
Very informative despite being aware of most of the problems and issues that we have created for ourselves and the world plus future generations to come, Definitely will endeavour to make some more changes as outlined in training.
Content sticks
Too long but well presented and thorough. Can see examples of where we are not doing what we could around the office – e.g. separated rubbish
A good training course.
This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars
opened my eyes
found it to be very educational and interesting
good
a couple of statements/ questions were a bit ambiguous, the first, Q;how much energy does recycling a glass bottle save, A; enough to power a light bulb for 4 hours, but doesn't say the type of light bulb, ie. incandescent, low energy florescent or LED. The second, the population has increased more in the last 50 years than the last 4 million implies humans existed 4 million years ago!
Informative and interesting
Nice and easy to follow with intermediate questions. Fascinating facts that make one realise it's not too difficult to start with the small things.
Good but off in some places
Although reducing the amount of meat you eat reduces the need for livestock, eating locally produced and in season fruit and vegetables and locally sourced meat will reduce your carbon footprint more then just becoming vegetarian or vegan.
Excellent content
This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars
comprehensive information
This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars
Too generic and contradictory
You have one section saying don't use plastic bags because they only get 15 minutes of life, and later you have a video of a group of people picking up litter with plastic bags and dumping them outside of an office. Picking up litter (and planting flowers in plastic tubs, using enriched soil that is also comes in a plastic bag) in a group has little to do with lowering carbon emissions and isn't a solution to a problem, the solution is more inline with being correctly brought up to prevent that sort of behavior in the first place.