PHY 3011: Global Climate Change: Scientific, Social and Moral Implications (2023-2024)

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Understanding human influences on the Earth's climate is one of the most exciting scientific challenges of our time. We have learned a tremendous amount about our planet but the complexity of climate prevents us from making precise predictions. The majority of climate scientists agree that dramatic action may be needed very soon, yet effective responses could radically alter our lifestyles and economic systems. In this course we will engage with the complexity of climate science and energy policy. We will work together to construct strategies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and we will critically consider the implications of these strategies. This course will be project based with a strong emphasis on specific, tangible actions to address the challenge of climate change in a manner that is sustainable and equitable.

Term CRN Credits Instructor(s) Days Time Dates Location Open
Spring 40503 5 Lisa Goodhew
M,W,F
1:00PM-2:20 PM
03/27-06/06
Cremona Classrooms 202
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Attributes: Ways of Engaging, Honors Course, Upper-Division
Grade Modes: (Default) Normal Grading, Audit
Instructional Methods: Traditional
Note: Full Term