This course covers topics such as water security, rapid climate change, fresh water and climate change, climate modeling, human impact on freshwater ecosystems, glaciology, El Niño, radiation and land surface, and climate observations. The course aims to educate learners on the interactions between climate and various aspects of the environment, as well as the impact of human activities on climate change. The course teaches skills in climate science, climate modeling, and understanding the biosphere-climate interactions. The teaching method includes lectures by experts in the field. This course is intended for individuals interested in climate science, environmental studies, and the impact of climate change on the planet.
Overview
Syllabus
Water Security — Anson Mackay / Serious Science.
Rapid Climate Change and Species — Ian Colin Prentice / Serious Science.
Fresh Water and Climate Change — Anson Mackay / Serious Science.
Climate Change and Human Impact — Chris Brierley / Serious Science.
Climate Modelling Joanna D Haigh.
Radiative Forcing of Climate Change Joanna D Haigh.
Solar Variability and Climate - Joanna D. Haigh.
Biosphere-Climate Interactions — Iain Colin Prentice.
Climate Science — Joanna D. Haigh.
Climate Change - Thomas Stocker.
Climate Modelling - Thomas Stocker.
Human Impact on Freshwater Ecosystem — Anson Mackay / Serious Science.
Fresh Water and Climate Change — Anson Mackay / Serious Science.
Water Security — Anson Mackay / Serious Science.
Glaciology and Climate Change — Martin Siegert / Serious Science.
El Niño — Chris Brierley / Serious Science.
Radiation and Land Surface — Mathias Disney / Serious Science.
Climate Observations — Chris Brierley / Serious Science.
When will we run out of fresh water? — Anson Mackay / Serious Science.
Taught by
Serious Science
