In this course, learners will identify the types of actions that we can pursue to address climate change. These actions fall into two broad categories: 1) mitigation, which refers to efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions or enhance carbon sinks, and 2) adaptation, which refers to our preparations for climate impacts. We will explore the technologies, programs, and policies related to both mitigation and adaptation. Learners should leave the course with an improved ability to identify and evaluate climate actions undertaken by communities, governments, and businesses.
JM
Awesome course, not boring, Thank your Mr. Casola!
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Good lectures on mitigation and adaptation. Joseph Casola's experience adds a lot of value. The quizzes and the final peer-reviewed assignment are sensible. Some video transcripts might be reworked as they contain a bunch of typos.
It is a very good lecture for the climate change and its understading.
Awesome course, not boring, Thank your Mr. Casola!
very informative course
REALLY GOOD CONTENT
NICE EXPERIENCE
Amazing course!
EXCELENTE
Excellent
nice
Na
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The course is good -- it is the second in a three part series and takes a nice look at both mitigations and adaptations that we can take to address climate change. The only problem with the course is the final assignment; we are asked to create an infographic, which isn't a bad assignment in general, but there is no way to submit a file as your assignement submission -- the field only allows for text -- nor are there any instructions for ways to do file sharing. Coursera should really fix this; otherwise the course content is good.
ok. basic
Very Good
Good overview on climate change mitigation and adaptaion. Warning: Peer-reviewed final assignment is dependent on how many people enroll in this course. It will take a while for someone to actually go an check your work. Not good if you want to finish the course really quick.