Undergraduate Winter Session 2008 (scroll down for course description)
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Global Warming, Business & Society
Professor: V. Rodgers
Credits = 2 Advanced Liberal Arts
Cost = $2132.
Payment for this course is due: At the time of registration
Meeting Times: M-F 11:30am - 1:30pm (Jan 3 - Jan 16)
Final Friday January 18 11:30am- 1:30pm
Meeting Room: TBA
Capacity: 20
Global climate change has become a hot topic in the news and one of today’s most pressing concerns for businesses. In this course we will discuss the scientific evidence for human-induced changes to the earth’s climate and the role of global warming in politics, the business world, and popular media. We will examine the current and potential future impacts of climate change on human health, the food supply, natural ecosystems around us, and the global economy. In addition we will explore renewable energy options, green technology, carbon emission trading, carbon storage projects, and ethical concerns for the environment and the global population.
Pre-req: Science A
Science & Society concentration