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.
Thursday ferry crossings at risk, says Steam Packet
Two Steam Packet sailings later this week could be at risk of being cancelled.
Second yellow weather warning issued for today
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued another yellow weather warning for today.
Voting open tomorrow for capital's customer service champion
You'll be able vote for Douglas's customer service champion from Wednesday, January 28.
Cocaine dealer's sentence 'not unduly lenient'
A cocaine dealer's suspended prison sentence wasn't unduly lenient, according to an appeal court.
Plans submitted for beauty salon premises
A nail and beauty's salon's submitted a planning application to set up signs at its new premises.
Island adopts formal definition of antisemitism
The government says it's formally adopted a definition of antisemitism to mark Holocaust Memorial Day today, Tuesday, January 27.
Commissioners recruiting for new clerk
A local authority in the south of the Island is looking for a new clerk.
Dementia and mould-ridden homes on Keys agenda
Dementia diagnoses, mould-ridden homes and solar panels on public buildings will all be discussed by MHKs today.
