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Climate Guide

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  1. Lesson 2: Climate Change

    This module breaks down the science behind climate change and answers what climate change is, how it works, why it happens, how human activity is connected to it and why we are running out of time. This module focuses on the root causes of climate change and looks at how we know what we know.

  2. Lesson 4: Individual Action

    In this course, learners will explore sustainable alternatives to products in different categories, such as food, transportation, and housing. They will learn about the environmental impacts of different products and ways to make more sustainable choices. The course will also highlight examples of businesses that are leading the way in sustainable product design and production.

  3. Lesson 5: Money

    Money is one of the biggest levers individuals have to combat the climate crisis. In this course you will learn how traditional money is fuelling the climate crisis invisibly and what anyone can do to change that.

  4. Lesson 6: Food

    The global food system is broken, inefficient and destructive. Gladly (almost) anyone can be part of the solution by choosing what to eat. This session dives deep into our global food system, the challenges and provides actionable insights on what to change, globally and individually.

  5. Lesson 8: Waste & Resources

    This lesson covers consumption more broadly and what happens to the things we no longer need. It will also help individuals reduce their plastic consumption and live a more sustainable lifestyle. Participants will learn about the environmental impact of plastic and explore alternative materials and products that are more sustainable. They will also learn practical tips and strategies for reducing plastic waste in their daily lives, from simple swaps to more significant changes.