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Planning with Climate Change in Mind

University of Colorado Boulder

This course, offered by the University of Colorado Boulder, delves into the critical topic of climate change and its impacts on various sectors and regions in the United States. Through a regional and sectoral approach, learners will gain insights into the effects of climate change on water resources, transportation, energy, agriculture, forests, human health, and coastal/marine resources.

The course enables participants to understand the complexities of climate risk management and adaptation, providing them with the tools to identify opportunities for communities, governments, and businesses to effectively manage climate risks. Moreover, it empowers learners to apply this knowledge to inspire climate action within their households, communities, and workplaces.

  • Navigate the National Climate Assessment for valuable information on impacts and adaptation
  • Understand the relationship between place, context, and climate risk
  • Identify opportunities and challenges for managing climate risks
  • Learn to motivate climate action in households, communities, and workplaces

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Planning with Climate Change in Mind
Course Modules

This course is divided into three modules. The first module covers sectoral impacts and adaptation, the second module delves into regional impacts and adaptation, and the third module focuses on taking climate action.

Sectoral Impacts and Adaptation

Module 1, Sectoral Impacts and Adaptation, provides an in-depth overview of climate impacts on various sectors such as water resources, transportation, energy, agriculture, forests, human health, and coastal/marine resources. Learners will gain valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities for managing climate risks in these sectors.

Regional Impacts and Adaptation

Module 2, Regional Impacts and Adaptation, examines the regional impacts of climate change across different parts of the United States. It covers the East, West, Middle, Alaska, and Islands regions, offering a comprehensive understanding of the diverse climate challenges faced by each region.

Taking Climate Action

Module 3, Taking Climate Action, empowers learners to apply their knowledge of climate risks and impacts in their households, communities, and workplaces. It provides practical guidance on motivating climate action and navigating the complexities of addressing climate change at different levels.

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