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Residents and businesses in South Lanarkshire have the opportunity to participate in free events to learn about climate change.
The E3 project, which is a partnership of South Lanarkshire Council with Elevator UK under Community Renewal Fund and Keep Scotland Beautiful, organizes online events.
Residents can increase their skills and knowledge through a variety of workshops and climate emergency training.
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These courses are available for free and aim to provide businesses and communities with the knowledge and skills necessary to be a part of a low carbon Scotland.
Keep Scotland Beautiful: Claire Herbst Lanarkshire Live : “Scotland has pledged to become a net-zero country by 2045, meaning that both individuals and businesses will need to adapt their daily habits and unite to achieve this goal.
“Having carbon literate individuals and businesses is crucial for understanding the climate emergency, as well as responding to the opportunities, risks, and responsibilities that lie ahead.
“Our climate emergency training is for anyone who wants to know more about what the current climate science is or what the data around climate change is.
“More importantly, it’s about learning as an individual, business, or organisation in any sector what can they do to make a difference.”
People interested in taking part can sign up for both the introductory workshop and accredited training course – or choose to take part in just one of the programmes.
Completing both courses is required to be eligible for a certificate in carbon literacy from Keep Scotland Beautiful.
The climate emergency course introduction will be held on May 11th at 10-11 am. This course is open to all who want to learn more about climate change and reflect on the impact of their business on it. It will also identify practical steps people can take in order to reduce their carbon footprint.
On May 12th and 19, the accredited climate emergency training will be held from 10am to 12:30pm. This will inform attendees about the local and national actions required to address the climate crisis, as well as the risks and opportunities that Scotland faces.
Visit the following link to sign up E3 website.
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