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Idea of Carbon Budget for equity
Rating: 3.7 out of 5(5 ratings)
166 students
Last updated 8/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Identify carbon footprint of an individual and country
  • Concept of carbon space
  • Equity issues in climate change negotiations
  • Climate justice idea and interpretation of data

Course content

2 sections8 lectures1h 34m total length
  • Introduction2:59

Requirements

  • Basic schooling

Description

climate change is the most pressing issue affecting mankind

climate change is being widely studied by IPCC which is intergovernmental panel on climate change

climate conferences and negotiations are based on scientific data and the literature is available for everyone to access


However this would require an understanding of some concepts .This course is designed to introduce some ideas and bring forth some perspective based on crucial data

Few basic ideas which are explained in the course are as follows

one idea is thinking about environment in terms of carbon footprint and quantifying the carbon footprint per head or per community or per nation.We present the idea with the help of carbon footprint data and related concepts like global warming potential

The second idea is to think about the environment as a global common good ,common space which is shared by all inhabitants from Earth

The third idea is about thinking the issue of climate change from a broader perspective of development and equity.While everyone must do their part to address climate change, the burden should not be borne by those that have contributed the least.

This would mean thinking about climate change from the perspective of climate justice .The climate crisis is the result of a system which prioritizes profit over sustainability. As such, solutions will require a transformative systems lens and approach. Approaches that address the unequal burdens in certain communities and which realigns the economy with natural systems.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone interested in climate change