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Welcome to this course on Climate Change Science and Negotiations!
This course is self-paced, which means you can complete the content anytime. This run of the course will close on December 30, 2018 -- so be sure to complete all materials by then! A new run of this course -- with updated content -- will begin in January 2019.
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-Introduction
-Pre-Course Survey
-Video Lectures
--The Challenge of Human Induced Climate Change
--The History of Climate Change Science
-Course Readings and Graphs
-Week 1 Quiz
-Video Lectures
--The Greenhouse Gases and Feedbacks
--Other Drivers of Climate Change
--Recent History of Climate Change
-Course Readings and Graphs
-Week 2 Quiz
-Welcome Message from Emmanuel Guerin
--Welcome Message from Emmanuel Guerin
-Video Lectures
--The Business as Usual Trajectory
--The Consequences of the Business as Usual Trajectory
-- Limiting the Mean Surface Temperature Increase Below 2- Degrees Celsius vs. Pre-Industrial Levels
--Debates Over the 2-Degree Celsius Limit
-Course Readings and Graphs
-Week 3 Quiz
-Video Lectures
--What is the Global Carbon Budget for the 2-Degree Limit?
--What is the Global Emissions Reduction Pathway for the 2-Degree Limit?
--How Does it Compare with the Potential Emissions from Fossil Fuel Reserves and Resources?
-Course Readings and Graphs
-Week 4 Quiz
-Video Lectures
--Energy-Related CO2 Emissions Trends
--The 3 Pillars of the Deep Decarbonization of Energy Systems
--A Global Mitigation Scenario
-Course Readings and Graphs
-Week 5 Quiz
-Video Lectures
--The Need for Accelerated Development of Low-Carbon Technologies/Key Technologies for RDD&D
--Grid Management of Power Systems with High Penetration of Renewable Energies
--Carbon Capture & Sequestration
--Electric Vehicles and Advanced Biofuels
--The Role of Technology Roadmaps and Roundtables
-Course Readings and Graphs
-Week 6 Quiz
-Video Lectures
--Why Countries Need Deep Decarbonization Pathways to 2050
--The Deep Decarbonization Pathways Project
--What We Learn From Country-Level Deep Decarbonization Pathways
--Lessons for the Global Agreement on Climate Change at COP21 in Paris in 2015
-Course Readings and Graphs
-Week 7 Quiz
-Video Lectures
--A World Without Modern Energy
--How Climate Change Threatens the Poorest of the Poor
-Course Readings and Graphs
-Week 8 Quiz
-Video Lectures
--Basic Principles of a Global Agreement
--Problem-Solving Versus Negotiating
-Course Readings and Graphs
-Week 9 Quiz
-Video Lectures
--The Three-Tiered Structure of Mitigation Commitments
--Can Everybody Win? Should Everybody Win?
--Achieving Large Global Goals
-Course Readings and Graphs
-Final Exam
-Post-Course Survey
--Survey
