Welcome! The latest news from The Carbon Literacy Project...
"Climate change does not respect borders; it does not respect who you are - rich and poor, small and big. Therefore, it is what we call 'global challenges,' which require global solidarity."
~ Ban Ki-Moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations
 Carbon Literacy for Dinosaurs?
The Natural History Museum’s famous dinosaur, Dippy the Diplodocus, is leaving the museum for the first time to go on a tour of the UK. Rochdale has been selected as one of the eight venues that will host him during the tour, in 2020. They already have big plans to train up their staff and volunteers in Carbon Literacy, as 'Dippy will hope to have a big presence but a small carbon footprint'.
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After much hard work, Manchester Metropolitan University is thrilled to have trained the first, fully certified, Carbon Literate Engineering students in the world. They posted about their achievement on their website, and it was then picked up on Engineering Update.
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 KSB Become the First Scottish CLTO
After much hard work, Keep Scotland Beautiful is thrilled to have become the first fully certified Carbon Literacy Training Organisation in Scotland. They posted a short insert on their website to mark the occasion.
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CLO Awards Application Deadline
To make the deadline for the next wave of Carbon Literate Organisation accreditations, applications must be complete and submitted to The Project, with the appropriate fee, by 6 pm on Friday 8th February 2019.
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2018 has been a very exciting year for The Carbon Literacy Project!
Working with our incredible team of volunteers, Trustees and CL trainers, Carbon Literacy has again exceeded expectations, reaching further and wider than ever before.
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