Environmental Awareness Training, Page 14 Reviews

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Enjoyable but could do with a bit more detail. Who we can prompt to do more as a nation and local community. How to make local politicians take the problem more seriously and get started instead of just taking about what can be done. and policies.

Good presentation but would benefit from showing the individual just how much humans are destroying the earth. Facts and effects of global warming, shock sometimes works. Showing people how life style changes could make a huge impact to the cause such as eating a plant-based diet. 48% of the UK landmass is used for animal farming just think how that land could be repurposed and how much carbon could be off set by rewilding these farm lands or turning them in to renewable energy farms such as solar. Animal farming accounts for between 14 and 18 % of total emissions that is more than the combined exhaust fumes produced by global transport. Easy win.

Well presented, but subject matter mostly covered by previous courses...

I thought this training gave me lot of information as to how we can help to salvage our planet from all this pollution and waste we accumulate by reusing and recycling, its awake up call. We don't realise how and what we can to help reduce this situation by just doing small little things.

I am pleased that this training is available to help raise awareness on environmental issues. However I did feel that it was longer than it needed to be which may cause people to lose interest. I would have been more actively and consistently engaged if there were more test questions throughout the training.

Easy to follow at your own pace

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I found the pace and delivery easy to understand. I enjoyed the additional information/ resources.

The course content is well presented and sends a clear message about the impact we are having upon the environment. Small savings can bring big change. I think a couple of the items could be better presented, such as reducing Meat / Dairy intake. This should carry a warning to speak to a health practioner before making this sort of choice. I also feel there is not enough said about the responsibility of governments and manufacturers to reduce the impact some of their practices have, instead of putting the onus onto individuals. I understand that us as individuals can have an impact by impressing upon local government to do more, but I think a piece within this course might have readdressed tha balance.Good course and will cetainly make me think more about the potential impact I may be imposing on the environment.