ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, CSCEN's Millie Cave talks to Phil Korbel and Grace Henderson from the Carbon Literacy Project: https://carbonliteracy.com/
Summary:
Following our first conversation with Phil back in 2022 (linked below) where we heard all about how the project first started, in this latest episode we delved into their insights from having now trained and certified over 140,000 people from over 13,000 organisations (accurate at the time of writing). We discuss a range of topics ranging from successful approaches to education around green knowledge and skills, and current government policy around net zero, to tackling skills shortages in achieving the targets.
Speaker Bios:
Co-founder of Cooler Projects CIC, the group which developed and founded the CLP, Phil is a long-standing social entrepreneur, broadcaster and community activist based in Manchester. In 2007 Phil was one of the founders of the high-level climate change advocacy network The 100 Months Club, which in turn led to involvement in the drafting of the city’s climate change action plan: Manchester: A Certain Future, (www.manchesterclimate.com). He still contributes to the MACF Steering Group and is also a member of the Board of Manchester’s Local Strategic Partnership.
Grace joined the Project in December 2023 as a Certification Officer and now works as the Civil Service and CLAD (Carbon Literacy Action Day) Coordinator. She oversees the day-to-day running of the annual global CLAD campaign, empowering organisations to participate in the event. She also supports the Civil Service and ALBs with their Carbon Literacy journey.
Related episode: Check out our previous interview with Phil here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/22w9P3hGUXz3s6PpBdP9lm?si=8c49b129678a44f0
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Disclaimer:
The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed are the speaker’s own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the Civil Service Climate and Environment Network or the Civil Service. The material and information presented here is for general information purposes only.
