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Misunderstanding of butterfly effect
While most of the content is good, there is a fundamental misunderstanding of "the butterfly effect" throughout the course which lets it down. The butterfly effect (see Edward Lorenz) means that in a chaotic system, a small change in initial conditions can lead to large-scale and unpredictable variation in the future state of the system. This is not true of climate change where the science is clear we're dealing with a man-made crisis and there's a clear cause and effect. The point you're trying to make is that lots of small actions can lead to a big result – not the same thing at all.
its fine
This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars
Very usefull
The Course was very interesting makes it easyier to listen too rather than going over track people go off track when things get boring.
It's a very good course
This course gives us great insight into the environment and services available to keep our community, countrys and the planet safe for the future of all mankind and all of the other animals and plants on the planet.
Some interesting info presented
I think I would have preferred to read the info than have a video of it being presented. Having said that it was a good presentation. Some of the information could be viewed as political opinions by some people in the company. Some information seemed exaggerated and was not supported by any facts or sources.
It was interesting
This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars
Excellent information. Easy to digest
Some useful hints and tips to use in the office! Very informative! Would thoroughly recommend.
I love the triangle about sustainability
This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars
Easy to follow and informative content
Very interesting information. Puts it all in to perspective. I will definitely make me more changes to what I am doing with regards to recycling and energy saving at home and at work.
Nice bite sized chunks
Informative, interesting training. Presented well and in good bite sized chunks.