KG
Jan 3, 2022
This course was great! I learned so much about environmental and energy justice from a diverse group of experts. Would highly recommend this course!
PM
Jun 27, 2022
The course topic is very unique. The case studies and toolkit are really interesting.
By Kiev G
•Jan 4, 2022
This course was great! I learned so much about environmental and energy justice from a diverse group of experts. Would highly recommend this course!
By Pratik M
•Jun 28, 2022
The course topic is very unique. The case studies and toolkit are really interesting.
By Ingrid G W
•Jun 19, 2022
Excellent course; highly informative
By Fermando N
•Apr 2, 2022
The course was very interesting and opened my mind for new point of view.
For example, the utilities companies must have their contract reviewed , otherwise, the poorest people has not a chance to have a renewable or other source of energy and they will burden for low efficiency of the system and/or loss in profits of such companies .
However, I did not like the approach concerning WASP against other racial communities. The course, sometime, should appears a Sen. Senders (Dem - MA) and his follows speech.
We have a difference between the wealthy people and organization and the low-income persons and/or communities. The poorest cannot afford the high cost of energy, independent of gender, color (there is no different race when talking about human sapiens sapiens). Â
The other point that the course had not considered is that even a poor person in USA may use more energy unit per day than poor people in India or in Africa. We should balance the consumption of energy worldwide; the planet cannot afford everyone person using/consuming energy by day as one average North American living in northeast of USA consumes. We are not comment about energy efficiency, but at the end, energy waste and luxury.