The Complete Starter Guide to Climate Change

Name: The Complete Starter Guide to Climate Change
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Get deep understanding of Climate Change even if you have never heard about it before.

Created byTayseer Almattar

Last updated 4/2023

English

What you'll learn

Understanding of the Climate Change issue from different angles
Discuss the Climate Change issue with other people.

Course content

4 sections • 17 lectures • 44m total length

What to expect from this course.1:52
This lecture describe the overall structure and expectation from the course. It highlights the different topics that will be covered and the method used to deliver the information.
How to study for this course?1:18
From a technical aspect, this lecture describe how to study for this course. It introduces you Udemy's features that would help you get the most of the course. Those include the quality of the video, the discussion board and the personal notes features.

Section Intro _ What is Climate Change anyways?0:54
This is an introduction the the section "What is Climate Change". This lecture gives an overview of the topics covered in this section.
What are the terms Climate Change and Global Warming?1:35
This lecture covers the following:
What is Global Warming?
What is Climate Change?
What is the difference between Global Warming and Climate Change?
What are the Greenhouse gases and what are their effect?2:34
This lectures covers the following:
What is the greenhouse effect in agriculture?
What is the greenhouse effect in our atmosphere?
What are greenhouse gases and what are their effect on the greenhouse effect?
What happens if we have too much to too little greenhouse gases in our atmosphere?
What if we have too much Greenhouse Gases? (The Great Dying)3:20
This lectures covers the following:
A situation of when the amount of greenhouse gases increased radically in our atmosphere casing the Permian Extinction (The Great Dying)
Can we do it!?
What is Climate Change_Quiz.

Section Intro: Our current Situation with Climate Change1:00
This is an introduction the the section: "Our Current Situation with Climate Change". This lecture gives an overview of the topics covered in this section.
How do we Measure Greenhouse Gases?2:27
This lecture covers the following:
The unit used to measure greenhouse gases.
What does the greenhouse gases concentration measurement unit means?
How to calculate the equivalent greenhouse gas concentration?
Changes in Greenhouse Gases Concentration4:38
This lecture covers the following:
The trend of greenhouse gases concentration from 800,000 years ago till today.
The drastic changes that occurred tot e greenhouse concentration starting since the industrial revolution.
A breakdown of the greenhouse concentration for the years after the industrial revolution till today.
Changes due to increase of Greenhouse Gases in the Atmosphere: Global Warming5:01
This lecture covers the following:
The changes in global temperature that took place due to greenhouse gases increases in the atmosphere.
The different between global temperate and the weather.
The energy needed to increase global temperate.
Changes due to increase of Greenhouse Gases: Sea Level, Ice, and Oceans7:53
The lecture covers the following:
The introduced melting of ice due to climate change.
The changes in sea level due to climate change.
The endangered areas from the rising sea level.
The ocean acidification taking place due to climate change and the effect that have on marine life.
What can take Carbon Dioxide away from the Atmosphere?4:51
This lecture covers the following

What's in nature can remove carbon from the atmosphere in large quantities.
What is does the term "carbon sinks" mean?
The sustainability of carbon sinks.
Fossil fuels and carbon sinks.
Discussion: How about those who doubt Global Warming?0:14
This lecture is to open a discussion regarding the denying Climate Change.
Our current status with Climate Change.

Is it too late?!2:47
This lecture covers the following
Did humanity pass tipping points in its contribution to climate change?
How much CO2 is the maximum that earth can handle?
The United Nations and climate change agreement.
What did we cover in this Course? and how can we improve?0:48
This lecture gives a brief overview of what was covered in this course.
IPCC 2023 Report Takeaways!2:53
Bonus Lecture0:51

Requirements

No prior knowledge. Just the desire to learn and create awesome stuff

Description

This is a streamlined course to take you from knowing nothing about Climate Change to give you all the knowledge to be well-rounded about the topic. This course should enable you to, with confidence, discuss the Climate Change issue with other people. It will also get you well-rounded awareness of the climate crisis often discussed today.

In this course, we use scientific knowledge and measurable data to present our information. No worries though, we simplified all the scientific information to be understandable by everyone.

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About this course:

With this free course, you will get:

Full, free lifetime access to 19 lectures (increasing over time).
All future extra lectures and upgrades will always be free.
Regular free bonus additions to increase your knowledge.

Today, you can start your journey to understand the world's toughest challenge, Climate Change, with ZERO prior related knowledge!

I stress that you need no prior knowledge or training, and there is nothing to buy or pay for!

Why our course?!

We are using scientific knowledge and measurable data to present our information.
We are simplifying all the scientific information to be understandable by everyone.
We made our videos short and concentrated on one or a few aspects to make them easier for reference. We also designed each lecture to be a stand-alone lecture.

You will learn:

The basic definitions of climate change and global warming
The greenhouse gasses and their effects
A scenario of what could happen with too much greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere ( the great dying)
How greenhouse gasses are being measured in the atmosphere
Some effects that are taking place because of the increase in greenhouse gasses (global warming, melting of ice, the rise of sea level, ocean acidification )
The earth's carbon sinks and their situation

Click the 'take this course' button, top right, now... Every hour you delay is costing earth an additional protector.

SustainabilityEdu Team.

Who this course is for:

Any one interested to know more about environment related issues
Any one interested to know more about Climate Change

The Complete Starter Guide to Climate Change

What you'll learn

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Course content

Starters2 lectures • 3min

What is Climate Change anyways?4 lectures • 8min

Our current Situation with Climate Change7 lectures • 26min

Concluding the Course4 lectures • 7min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: