Certified Carbon Literacy |
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Purpose:
This one day course gives employees and executives a good working knowledge of carbon related factors that will have to be included in their strategies to ensure their departments and businesses are prepared for doing business in a new low-carbon economy.
Companies in every industry need to understand the issues surrounding climate change that are beginning to affect their businesses.
These include: carbon emission measurement, monitoring and reductions, the carbon markets, carbon trading, offsetting strategies, as well as how carbon taxation may affect their companies.
Governments around the world are putting a price on carbon, either through taxation or with a trading scheme. Companies will have to start disclosing and reporting on their annual emissions.
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Course Outline:
What is Carbon
What is Carbon Dioxide
Processes: Photosynthesis, Respiration, Sequestration etc
Carbon Cycle
Fossil fuels: oil & coal
What is Global Warming?
What are Greenhouse gases?
Industrial Revolution
Great Depression 1929 (onset of mass consumption and product obsolescence)
- Global Warming & Climate Change – Effects and Politics
What is Climate Change, and what is global warming?
Impacts – Social, Economic and Environmental
Kyoto Protocol
International bodies (UNFCCC; IPCC etc)
Copenhagen - 7 Dec ‘09
Trading
Cap and Trade
Flexibilty Mechanisms (CDM, JI, ET)
Voluntary and Mandatory markets
Value of the markets
Carbon Management
What is a Carbon Footprint?
Tools to measure carbon emissions
The GHG Protocol
LCA
Case Studies as examples
Embedded carbon
Reducing
Waste
Low carbon economy
Low carbon living
Low carbon Working
The basics
Standards and protocols
Benefits and risks
- Reporting and communicating
Marketing
CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project)
Cost: R2250
Dates and Venues
Email: sandrar@globalcarbonexchange.
com
Fax: 086 541 6842
Cell: +27 (0) 79 291 8478
Registration forms can be completed online at http://globalcarbonexchange.co.za/courses-learners-registration-form.html
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