This course is part of Exploring Our Responses to Climate Change Specialization

Instructor: Joseph Casola

What you'll learn

  •   Identify the major components of the climate system
  •   Explain the role of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions as the drivers of global climate change
  •   Identify the primary physical and ecological impacts of climate change
  •   Explain the unique process by which scientific information is produced
  • Skills you'll gain

  •   Persuasive Communication
  •   Energy and Utilities
  •   Civil Engineering
  •   Community Development
  •   Scientific Methods
  •   Political Sciences
  •   Water Resources
  •   Environmental Science
  •   Environment
  •   Environmental Issue
  •   Natural Resource Management
  • There are 3 modules in this course

    In this course, learners will become familiar with the scientific evidence that demonstrates human-caused climate change. We will explore how greenhouse gases cause the Earth to warm, and why our recent warming is attributed to human activities. We will also discuss where our climate is headed, including anticipated future temperature, precipitation, and sea level. Learners will engage with the consequences of these changes on our ecosystems, infrastructure, and communities. We will also identify how political beliefs influence our attitudes about climate change, and apply that knowledge to become better climate communicators.

    Impacts of Climate Change

    Attitudes About Climate Change

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