Climate Change and Global Affairs
About this course
Climate Change and Global Affairs: Navigating a Warming World is a three-course specialization created by the Council on Foreign Relations. By completing this self-guided series, you will understand the natural and human causes of climate change and how climate change affects society and global affairs. You will also learn about the many approaches to mitigate and adapt to climate change’s effects and assess how governments can address climate change at the local, national, and international levels. In short, you will achieve climate literacy. Intended for all learners, this specialization may be of particular interest to: Social and environmental science educators (K-12, Higher Ed, Adult Learning, and Vocational Trainers) High school and college students interested in social and environmental science education Individuals preparing for existing and emerging climate-related careers Individuals seeking to augment their existing careers with green, or climate-related skills.
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What you'll learn
- understanding the causes of climate change
- assessing the impact of climate change on society
- exploring adaptation strategies for climate change
- evaluating government responses to climate change
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