
Four ways Welsh businesses can tackle climate change
A practical guide to making a difference.

A practical guide to making a difference.

The Sinclair Group, Wales’ largest motor retail group, is on the road to an even greener future after company directors took part in a carbon literacy training session.

On the 1st of November, to coincide with the UN COP26 Climate Negotiations, 765 citizens took part in the BIGGEST EVER climate action training event.

A three day interactive training programme for organisations that want to build capacity and peer-to-peer learning.

Be a part of the biggest ever climate action training event!

As extreme weather events driven by climate change become increasingly severe, and their economic impacts increasingly obvious, the UK approaches its leadership and hosting of the COP26 United Nations climate change negotiations in Glasgow beginning on November 1st. 2021 – we bring you some good news from the Carbon Literacy Project!

Our Carbon Literacy trainer, Rhodri Thomas, shares more about the success of Carbon Literacy as well as his goal to reach six platinum level organisations in Wales and many many more at bronze to gold level over the next four years.

Cardiff Council has become the first Welsh local authority to be recognised as a Carbon Literate Organisation by low-carbon charity The Carbon Literacy Trust.
Carbon Literacy Gain the knowledge, capacity and confidence needed to take action on climate change. What is Carbon Literacy? “An awareness of the carbon costs and impacts of everyday activities and the ability and motivation to reduce emissions on an individual, community and organisational basis.” Cynnal Cymru is the official
