Council on Foreign Relations

Climate Change: The Basics

Council on Foreign Relations

Climate Change: The Basics

CFR Education

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Beginner level

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Learn at your own pace

What you'll learn

  • How scientific processes enable the process of planetary warming.

  • How humans have contributed to—and taken action against—climate change over the last two hundred years.

  • How governments have worked to establish individual and collective responsibilities for causing and solving climate change.

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This course is part of the Climate Change and Global Affairs Specialization
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