In this course, learners will delve into the critical concepts of climate action, focusing on the mitigation and adaptation strategies to combat climate change. With a detailed exploration of policies, emissions reduction, and climate risk management, participants will gain the knowledge required to assess and evaluate climate actions at various levels.
Through a well-structured curriculum, the course covers the overall goals of mitigation and adaptation policies, primary sources and recent trends in greenhouse gas emissions in the United States, as well as examples of mitigation policies and adaptation efforts. Engaging modules and interactive quizzes enhance the learning experience, making it an invaluable resource for anyone passionate about addressing climate change.
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Get Started / More InfoThe course modules provide a comprehensive overview of climate action, covering topics such as policy, emissions reduction, and climate risk management.
Module 1: Overview of Climate Action
Module 2: Reducing Emissions
Module 3: Managing Climate Risk Through Adaptation
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