More than 400 government employees have completed their carbon literacy training.
The courses educate staff about the carbon footprint of everyday activities.
The figure was given by Environment Minister Clare Barber in response to Tynwald question for written reply from Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse.
She explained 507 workers have started their training, and more than 200 have signed a carbon literacy pledge to reduce emissions.
Sport award nominations open
Do you know of an athlete, team or coach who deserves recognition?
Ice and frost warning runs until Friday
Ronaldsway Met Office says freezing conditions are here to stay this week.
Woman plans charity marathon after losing mum to cancer
A woman who lost her mum to cancer is tackling a marathon in Italy next year to raise money for Hospice Isle of Man.
Mountain Road closure affecting buses today
Bus Vannin's warning some of its services are running behind this morning.
Dangerous trees means road closure in the west
A road in the west of the Island will be closed today to allow for the removal of dangerous trees.
Joe Locke nominated for Emmy
Island actor Joe Locke is in the running for an award for his role in hit TV drama Heartstopper.
Young workers support minimum wage rise
Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston says young people don't feel this year's minimum wage rise will make it harder for them to find work.
Winter vehicle checks - 5 arrested and 7 summonsed, say police
Police say half the cars they stopped in an operation to see how many were ready for winter had problems.
