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Welcome to CO₂nnect!

The United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) states in its reports that the planet earth is getting warmer because of human activity.

Pupils need wide competencies to meet the challenges of sustainable development - including climate change. The CO₂nnect activities are designed to support learning that can provide pupils with abilities, skills, attitudes and awareness as well as knowledge and understanding of the issues.

The activities can easily be adapted to a range of age groups and linked to the curricula of many subjects.

Investigate CO₂ emissions from travel to school
Share the findings using an international database
Compare and discuss CO₂ emissions
Submit questions to a climate- and transport expert
Partner with other schools
Meet with people in your community to discuss emissions from transport
Generate and share ideas on how to reduce CO₂ emissions

Want to know more about CO₂nnect? Go to What to do?

The results of the CO₂nnect project report competition are now ready, view results.

Download teachers guide to CO₂nnect

Download CO₂nnect info material and website banner
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Current emission figures

Emission intensity (g/km)	80.4
No. reporters	31808
Mean schoolway distance (km)	5.3
CO₂ emitted for pooled reported distances (kg)	13513.7
CO₂ per reporter per year (190 days, kg)	161