How Bad Are Bananas - The Big Carbon Footprint Game - How Bad are

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Last updated 17 março 2025

Our How Bad Are Bananas The Big Carbon Footprint Game is highly eye-catching and the best way to start carbon conversations with anybody! It’s a carbon conversation tool, a critical thinking developer and a fun game all delivered in an easily digestible format. All information from the game comes from the best-selling book ‘How Bad Are Bananas’ by Professor Mike Berners-Lee. Why buy this? Unique carbon footprint conversation starter with instant learning results Attention grabbing, eye catching climate engagement tool Accessible and interactive learning style with lasting effect on the learner Engages people of all ages Personalised learning tool, each purchase of the Big Game comes with a bespoke game card with your organisations personal carbon footprint Fun! Audiences will be ‘wowed’ into engaging with your sustainability or climate action initiatives The game can be rented or bought for your events. Please send an enquiry for renting options Note regarding our pricing: We want our products to be available to as many people as possible to enable widespread climate learning and lots of positive climate actions. This means we use a tiered system for our pricing which corresponds to your company's revenue/ turnover. By having a tiered system we are able to offer variable rates to schools and charities- so you know as a corporate buyer you are giving something back! * Charities and state schools are always Tier 1. ** University/Public sector/Independent Schools/Social Housing capped at Tier 2.

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