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Tell us something about your interests using this Google Form, so that we can allocate the groups for the second half of session 4.

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On the following padlet, you can find your peers' introductions: https://padlet.com/officebwlo/carbon
The padlet is passwort protected (please refer to your e-mails for the password).

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After participation in all four sessions and submitting the CLT Engagement Evidence Form, you can obtain a certificate.

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In session 3, you will need the following links for individual activities:
Carbon sink https://answergarden.ch/1413313
Greenhouse Effect https://answergarden.ch/1413304
BBC Food Carbon Footprint Calculator
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-46459714
Vegan Society Carbon Calculator
https://www.vegansociety.com/take-action/campaigns/plate-planet/carbon-calculator
Meeting Emissions Calculator
https://www.owllabs.com/meeting-emissions-calculator
Carbon offset
https://www.myclimate.org/carbon-offset/

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We will refresh our knowledge from session 1 by using Kahoot.  For Kahoot, you will see the questions on the screen in Zoom and you will have to choose the answers on Kahoot at the same time. You might want to use your mobile phone or your second screen so that you can still see the Zoom screen at the same time. For your mobile phone, you do not have to download the App - it works fine in the browser.
We will provide you with the PIN to enter the Kahoot quiz in our session.

Here is the link to the Carbon Atlas (which seems to work better with Firefox instead of Google Chrome): http://www.globalcarbonatlas.org/en/CO2-emissions

Petra shared this link during the session:

Which nations are most responsible for climate change?

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2011/apr/21/countries-responsible-climate-change

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Here, you find the slides for session 1 in .rar format

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Participants' comments & interesting links

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Participants' comments & interesting links

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Want to share something with your peers? Please use this padlet https://padlet.com/officebwlo/comments

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In Session 2, we will provide you with 3 sets of slides. a) the slides for the session b) the slides for a positive future and c) the slides for a troubled future.
You will work with the slides for the positive or troubled future during break-out sessions.

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Here are the slides for session 2 in PDF format.

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En-ROADS is a freely-available online simulator that provides policymakers, educators, businesses, the media, and the public with the ability to test and explore cross-sector climate solutions.
Explore the En-ROADS Simulator ❯

En-ROADS is a global climate simulator that allows users to explore the impact of roughly 30 policies-such as electrifying transport, pricing carbon, and improving agricultural practices-on hundreds of factors like energy prices, temperature, air quality, and sea level rise.

Developed by Climate Interactive, the MIT Sloan Sustainability Initiative, and Ventana Systems, En-ROADS is a system dynamics model carefully grounded in the best available science, and has been calibrated against a wide range of existing integrated assessment, climate, and energy models. En-ROADS runs on an ordinary laptop in a fraction of a second, is freely available online, offers an intuitive user-friendly interface, and is available in over a dozen languages.

En-ROADS helps people make connections between things they care about and the possibilities available to help ensure a resilient future. Users can quickly see the long-term effects of the global climate policies and actions they imagine. The goal? To break through the noise and equip elected officials, business leaders, and others with the knowledge they need to implement equitable and high-leverage climate solutions. You can learn more about the science behind the simulator here.

Open the En-ROADS Simulator ❯

Experiencing En-ROADS changes how people think about climate change and how they feel about it at a visceral level. In government offices around the world, in classrooms and corporate boardrooms, we have seen how testing alternate scenarios motivates users to step up and take action. More than 300,000 people in 85 countries-including more than 130 members of the US Congress-have taken the time to use En-ROADS. Beyond the numbers, peer-reviewed studies have demonstrated that those who engage with En-ROADS are empowered to take action, with a strengthened connection and improved understanding of climate issues.

En-ROADS can be used individually online, but it is most often used as part of a facilitated group learning experiences: the En-ROADS Climate Workshop, the Climate Action Simulation game, or the En-ROADS Guided Assignment. These interactive events help participants gain key insights from the simulator, adopt new perspectives, and build grounded hope in a fun and engaging format. These experiences can be offered either in-person or via online platforms, and all materials are free.

We encourage you to join our online trainings to learn more about En-ROADS, its related experiences, and more. Our trainings cover: climate and energy system dynamics, interdisciplinary climate solutions, advanced facilitation tips, and more.

Join our free Training Program ❯

Watch a three minute demonstration of its operation and features below.

Anyone can lead En-ROADS events

A wide range of people have led En-ROADS events, including several national government leaders, a president of a major philanthropic foundation, chief sustainability officers, university professors, citizen leaders, and educators the world over. Facilitators from diverse backgrounds bring En-ROADS insights to their community through our interactive group experiences.
Anyone with enough interest can learn how to run an En-ROADS event for their desired audience.
Our event resources are:

Find the event that's right for you ❯

En-ROADS Climate Ambassadors

The En-ROADS Climate Ambassador Program is a unique leadership opportunity intended for highly-motivated facilitators who run En-ROADS events. En-ROADS Climate Ambassadors are committed to mastering our tools and spreading data-driven climate insights across the globe. Our team works closely with our Ambassadors to grow our network, run international events, and deliver crucial insights to decision-makers using the En-ROADS Simulator. Joining the Ambassador program is free, and applications are open to any member of the public who has completed the Mastering En-ROADS Trainings program.

If you are interested in having an Ambassador run an event for your group, you can explore our global network and connect with our Ambassadors.

Learn more about the ambassador program ❯

Our facilitators and En-ROADS Climate Ambassadors are running events all around the world. Each marker shows an En-ROADS workshop or game that has been held. Zoom in on the map and click on markers to see more details about each unique event. If you've run an En-ROADS event, be sure to register it to ensure we can put it on the map too!

Register Your Event ❯

The En-ROADS User Guide
A comprehensive online guide that provides background on the dynamics of En-ROADS, tips for using the simulator, general descriptions, real-world examples, slider settings, and model structure notes for the different sliders in En-ROADS.

Mastering En-ROADS Training Program
This free 8-week program will advance your understanding of both the En-ROADS Simulator and its complementary learning experiences. The course will explore the dynamics driving our climate and energy system, interdisciplinary climate solutions, advanced facilitation tips, themes of equity and justice, event planning, and more.

En-ROADS Videos
However you are using En-ROADS, you can improve your understanding of the model's dynamics by exploring some of our En-ROADS video library. Check out these videos to explore an array of topics - from deep dives on the science driving specific dynamics of the model, to real-life examples of people leading our game and workshop.

See more press ❯

Looking for communications material to help share En-ROADS? Be sure to explore our communications kit.

" En-ROADS lit my brain on fire....in one screen, the model communicates the urgency of the climate change threat, powerfully debunks cherished myths, confirmed the importance of current commitments and emphasizes how much more we have to do."

"We found that the Climate Interactive simulator and workshop helped us remove ego from the strategic conversations. It really allowed us to see the interconnectedness of all the solutions so that we could work together and not in isolation. "

"The Simulation engaged leaders from across sectors in an interactive, thought-provoking and solutions-focused discussion about strategies and policies to address global climate change. I think we all walked away with a better understanding of the complex energy and climate system and hope in our collective ability to drive a more sustainable future. "

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En-ROADS is a freely-available online simulator that provides policymakers, educators, businesses, the media, and the public with the ability to test and explore cross-sector climate solutions. Explore the En-ROADS Simulator ❯ En-ROADS is a global climate simulator that allows users to explore the impact of roughly 30 policies-such as electrifying transport, pricing carbon, and improving agricultural practices-on hundreds of factors like energy prices, temperature, air quality, and sea level rise.

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Here you can find the problem cards in .rar format. As some of you had problems with this file format, I will add it as PDF as well.