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Green Team Global Workshop: Clean up your digital trash to reduce CO2 emissions - US/LATAM/EMEA

Event Overview

In this engaging and interactive workshop, participants will explore the impact of digital clutter on our carbon footprint and learn practical steps to reduce it. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of their digital footprint, from emails and photos to files and apps, and discover how everyday digital habits contribute to CO2 emissions. Through hands-on activities, participants will learn simple actions to minimize their digital impact, such as deleting unneeded emails, organizing files, and reducing cloud storage usage. Please note this event will have 2 different time slots the same day: 1st timeslot - APAC/EMEA - 8:00 am GMT (UK) * 9:00 am CET – Netherlands * 1:30 pm IST – Mumbai * 4 :00 pm GMT+8 – Singapore 2nd timeslot - US/LATAM/EMEA - 3:00 pm GMT * 9:00 am CST – Costa Rica and St. Louis * 12:00 pm GMT-3 – Brazil * 4:00 pm CET - Netherlands

Featured Speaker

Carmell McConnell

World wide Technology

Director, Social Impact and Sustainability

Best selling author of Change Activist, keynote speaker

What to expect

Participants will dive into the concept of digital clutter and its environmental effects, uncovering the ways their digital habits impact CO2 emissions. Attendees will leave with practical, easy-to-implement strategies to manage their digital footprint sustainably.
  • Understand the environmental cost of digital clutter.
  • Learn practical tips to reduce your digital footprint.
  • Explore sustainable digital habits for long-term impact.
  • Get motivated to make small changes with big environmental benefits.

Goals and Objectives

The purpose of this workshop is to raise awareness about the hidden environmental impact of digital clutter and empower participants to take responsibility for their digital habits. By highlighting the connection between digital storage and CO2 emissions, the event aims to promote sustainable digital practices in the workplace and beyond.

Who should attend?

Green teams and people in the organization feel motivated and interested about this topic.