Fundamental Concepts of Global Warming

Fundamental Concepts of Global Warming, available at $44.99, with 38 lectures.

You will learn about Introduction to Global Warming Definition and Explanation of Global Warming Earth's Energy Balance and the Greenhouse Effect Historical Context and Scientific Basis Greenhouse Effect and Its Role in Global Warming Causes of Global Warming Fossil Fuel Combustion and Carbon Dioxide Emissions Deforestation and Land-Use Changes Industrial Processes and Other Greenhouse Gas Sources Green House Gas potential and Lifetime of Green House Gases Industrial Processes and Other Greenhouse Gas Sources The Role of Human Activities in Climate Change Evidence of Global Warming Temperature Trends and Climate Data Sea Level Rise and Melting Ice Caps Changes in Precipitation Patterns Impact on Ecosystems and Biodiversity Case Studies Demonstrating Effects Effects of Global Warming on Weather Patterns Extreme Weather Events Hurricanes, Droughts, Heatwaves Changes in Precipitation and Storm Intensity Regional Variations in Climate Impacts Impacts on Ecosystems and Biodiversity Coral Bleaching and Ocean Acidification Disruption of Habitats and Migration Patterns Threats to Plant and Animal Species Societal Impacts and Human Health Rising Sea Levels and Coastal Communities Food and Water Security Challenges Health Risks Associated with Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation Strategies Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies Renewable Energy Sources and Energy Efficiency Sustainable Land Use and Reforestation International Agreements and Policies Paris Climate Agreement Individual and Community Actions Global Warming and Social Justice Disproportionate Impacts on Vulnerable Communities Environmental Justice Considerations The Role of Equity in Climate Change Solutions Future Scenarios and Projections Climate Modelling and Predictions Potential Scenarios if No Action is Taken Case Studies and Success Stories Examples of Countries and Communities Implementing Effective Climate Solutions Innovations in Technology and Policy Importance of Sharing Success Stories This course is ideal for individuals who are Renewable Energy Students or Social science students or Environmental studies students or Any one curious about Concepts of Global Warming It is particularly useful for Renewable Energy Students or Social science students or Environmental studies students or Any one curious about Concepts of Global Warming.

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Title: Fundamental Concepts of Global Warming

Price: $44.99

Number of Lectures: 38

Number of Published Lectures: 38

Number of Curriculum Items: 38

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 38

Original Price: $19.99

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What You Will Learn

Introduction to Global Warming
Definition and Explanation of Global Warming
Earth's Energy Balance and the Greenhouse Effect
Historical Context and Scientific Basis
Greenhouse Effect and Its Role in Global Warming
Causes of Global Warming
Fossil Fuel Combustion and Carbon Dioxide Emissions
Deforestation and Land-Use Changes
Industrial Processes and Other Greenhouse Gas Sources
Green House Gas potential and Lifetime of Green House Gases
Industrial Processes and Other Greenhouse Gas Sources
The Role of Human Activities in Climate Change
Evidence of Global Warming
Temperature Trends and Climate Data
Sea Level Rise and Melting Ice Caps
Changes in Precipitation Patterns
Impact on Ecosystems and Biodiversity
Case Studies Demonstrating Effects
Effects of Global Warming on Weather Patterns
Extreme Weather Events Hurricanes, Droughts, Heatwaves
Changes in Precipitation and Storm Intensity
Regional Variations in Climate Impacts
Impacts on Ecosystems and Biodiversity
Coral Bleaching and Ocean Acidification
Disruption of Habitats and Migration Patterns
Threats to Plant and Animal Species
Societal Impacts and Human Health
Rising Sea Levels and Coastal Communities
Food and Water Security Challenges
Health Risks Associated with Climate Change
Adaptation and Mitigation Strategies
Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies
Renewable Energy Sources and Energy Efficiency
Sustainable Land Use and Reforestation
International Agreements and Policies
Paris Climate Agreement
Individual and Community Actions
Global Warming and Social Justice
Disproportionate Impacts on Vulnerable Communities
Environmental Justice Considerations
The Role of Equity in Climate Change Solutions
Future Scenarios and Projections
Climate Modelling and Predictions
Potential Scenarios if No Action is Taken
Case Studies and Success Stories
Examples of Countries and Communities Implementing Effective Climate Solutions
Innovations in Technology and Policy
Importance of Sharing Success Stories

Who Should Attend

Renewable Energy Students
Social science students
Environmental studies students
Any one curious about Concepts of Global Warming

Target Audiences

Renewable Energy Students
Social science students
Environmental studies students
Any one curious about Concepts of Global Warming

In this course you will learn following points in detail:

Introduction to Global Warming
Definition and Explanation of Global Warming
Earth’s Energy Balance and the Greenhouse Effect
Historical Context and Scientific Basis
Greenhouse Effect and Its Role in Global Warming
Causes of Global Warming
Fossil Fuel Combustion and Carbon Dioxide Emissions
Deforestation and Land-Use Changes
Industrial Processes and Other Greenhouse Gas Sources
Green House Gas potential and Lifetime of Green House Gases
Industrial Processes and Other Greenhouse Gas Sources
The Role of Human Activities in Climate Change
Evidence of Global Warming
Temperature Trends and Climate Data
Sea Level Rise and Melting Ice Caps
Changes in Precipitation Patterns
Impact on Ecosystems and Biodiversity
Case Studies Demonstrating Effects
Effects of Global Warming on Weather Patterns
Extreme Weather Events Hurricanes, Droughts, Heatwaves
Changes in Precipitation and Storm Intensity
Regional Variations in Climate Impacts
Impacts on Ecosystems and Biodiversity
Coral Bleaching and Ocean Acidification
Disruption of Habitats and Migration Patterns
Threats to Plant and Animal Species
Societal Impacts and Human Health
Rising Sea Levels and Coastal Communities
Food and Water Security Challenges
Health Risks Associated with Climate Change
Adaptation and Mitigation Strategies
Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies
Renewable Energy Sources and Energy Efficiency
Sustainable Land Use and Reforestation
International Agreements and Policies
Paris Climate Agreement
Individual and Community Actions
Global Warming and Social Justice
Disproportionate Impacts on Vulnerable Communities
Environmental Justice Considerations
The Role of Equity in Climate Change Solutions
Future Scenarios and Projections
Climate Modelling and Predictions
Potential Scenarios if No Action is Taken
Case Studies and Success Stories
Examples of Countries and Communities Implementing Effective Climate Solutions
Innovations in Technology and Policy
Importance of Sharing Success Stories

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Global Warming

Lecture 1: Definition and Explanation of Global Warming

Lecture 2: Earth's Energy Balance and the Greenhouse Effect

Lecture 3: Historical Context and Scientific Basis

Lecture 4: Greenhouse Effect and Its Role in Global Warming

Chapter 2: Causes of Global Warming

Lecture 1: Fossil Fuel Combustion and Carbon Dioxide Emissions

Lecture 2: Deforestation and Land-Use Changes

Lecture 3: Industrial Processes and Other Greenhouse Gas Sources

Lecture 4: Green House Gas potential and Lifetime of Green House Gases

Lecture 5: Industrial Processes and Other Greenhouse Gas Sources

Lecture 6: The Role of Human Activities in Climate Change

Chapter 3: Evidence of Global Warming

Lecture 1: Temperature Trends and Climate Data

Lecture 2: Sea Level Rise and Melting Ice Caps

Lecture 3: Changes in Precipitation Patterns

Lecture 4: Impact on Ecosystems and Biodiversity

Lecture 5: Case Studies Demonstrating Effects

Chapter 4: Effects of Global Warming on Weather Patterns

Lecture 1: Extreme Weather Events Hurricanes, Droughts, Heatwaves

Lecture 2: Changes in Precipitation and Storm Intensity

Lecture 3: Regional Variations in Climate Impacts

Chapter 5: Impacts on Ecosystems and Biodiversity

Lecture 1: Coral Bleaching and Ocean Acidification

Lecture 2: Disruption of Habitats and Migration Patterns

Lecture 3: Threats to Plant and Animal Species

Chapter 6: Societal Impacts and Human Health

Lecture 1: Rising Sea Levels and Coastal Communities

Lecture 2: Food and Water Security Challenges

Lecture 3: Health Risks Associated with Climate Change

Lecture 4: Adaptation and Mitigation Strategies

Chapter 7: Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies

Lecture 1: Renewable Energy Sources and Energy Efficiency

Lecture 2: Sustainable Land Use and Reforestation

Lecture 3: International Agreements and Policies

Lecture 4: Paris Climate Agreement

Lecture 5: Individual and Community Actions

Chapter 8: Global Warming and Social Justice

Lecture 1: Disproportionate Impacts on Vulnerable Communities

Lecture 2: Environmental Justice Considerations

Lecture 3: The Role of Equity in Climate Change Solutions

Chapter 9: Future Scenarios and Projections

Lecture 1: Climate Modelling and Predictions

Lecture 2: Potential Scenarios if No Action is Taken

Chapter 10: Case Studies and Success Stories

Lecture 1: Examples of Countries and Communities Implementing Effective Climate Solutions

Lecture 2: Innovations in Technology and Policy

Lecture 3: Importance of Sharing Success Stories

Instructors

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