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.
Former Albert Road School in Ramsey to become flats?
Ramsey Commissioners have unveiled plans for the former Albert Road school site in Ramsey.
Armed police training on key road into city today
Police say not to worry if you see armed officers on one of the main roads into Douglas today.
Future of Douglas landmark will be decided next week
The future of one of the most historic buildings in Douglas will be decided by the planning committee next week.
Police celebrate Liverpool TT success, with no bikes stolen
Merseyside police say a special operation to keep TT visitors safe scored a huge success - with no motorcycles stolen for the second year in a row.
People invited to pay the Island's rent in historic tradition
The Island's rent is almost due - and you're being invited to help hand it over to the landlord!
Government doesn't track students' career paths after school
Education Minister Daphne Caine says once young people leave education, she doesn't know if they're in employment or training.
Number on industrial injuries benefits increasing
The number of people receiving industrial injuries benefits has slowly increased over the past four years.
Climbers and drone users urged to keep away from birds
Manx National Heritage is urging walkers, climbers and drone operators not to disturb nesting birds at The Chasms and Sugarloaf Rock.
