TB
The course was detailed and beneficial, but the assignments were challenging.

The effects of climate change have prompted individuals and institutions to evaluate their impact on our planet. In this specialization, learn how you and global companies can reduce the harmful effects of overproduction and overconsumption on our health and the environment using quantitative metrics and assessment methods. This series will allow you to: Analyze the health impacts of global trade and identify the steps needed to reach sustainable consumption. Assess the nutritional and sustainable performances of 5,800 individual foods, analyzing the trade-offs between environmental, affordable, and healthy foods and diets. Calculate the environmental impact of systems and products over the entire product life cycle, from the cradle to the grave, by using the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) methodology. Evaluate and mitigate the exposure, impacts, and risks of chemicals in a range of products, including personal care, cleaning, building products, and toys.

TB
The course was detailed and beneficial, but the assignments were challenging.
NM
Exceptional inputs in to healthy and sustainable foods. We need to get geared to eat healthy and sustainably
CM
Great foundational course. There is room for improvement, mainly in the content and use of LCA software. An updated version of the course would be great.
MF
This course is amazing. A course about LCA with direct-simulation is a must! Clearly delivered, easy to understand, and challenging assessment and tasks.
CD
This course was very useful, but be aware that having access to EcoInvent License is necessary for using Open LCA software , or have a SimaPro license to complete the LCI, LCIA.
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The lessons were explained very clearly. Aside from the interesting course content, our teachers were very caring and warm-hearted. They made the lesson even more interesting. The slides and videos were clear and informative.
Sehr gut
The course was detailed and beneficial, but the assignments were challenging.