About Course
The course “Climate Change, Net Zero, and Carbon Neutrality” explores the causes of climate change and strategies to achieve Net Zero and carbon neutrality. Participants will learn about global emissions sources, international agreements like the Paris Agreement, and standards such as Science-Based Targets and carbon neutrality frameworks. The course covers emissions calculation, carbon offset mechanisms, and sustainable practices for individuals and organizations. It also addresses key challenges, including climate justice, and provides tools for tracking and reporting emissions progress.
Course Content
Introduction to Climate Change
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Definition of Climate Change
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Definition of Net Zero
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Definition of Carbon Neutrality
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Explanation of the Three Definitions
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Historical International Agreements and Protocols on Climate Change, Net Zero, and Carbon Neutrality
Sources Contributing to Climate Change
The Impact of Climate Change on the Environment and Public Health
Achieving Net Zero and Carbon Neutrality
Small and Medium-Scale Contributions to Combat Climate Change
Regional and National Adaptation Strategies
Understanding the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal 13 (SDG 13)
The Role of Technology in Achieving Net Zero and Carbon Neutrality
Economic Impacts of Climate Change and the Transition to Net Zero
Climate Justice and Equity
Climate Change Communication and Public Engagement
Innovations in Sustainable Transportation
Linking Climate Change, Net Zero, and Carbon Neutrality to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
How the General Public Can Contribute to Climate Change, Net Zero, and Carbon Neutrality
Global Challenges to Achieving Climate Change, Net Zero, and Carbon Neutrality
Net Zero and Carbon Neutrality Standards and Calculations
Course Assessment
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