Climate is driven by energy. In order to understand climate, one therefore has to first understand the basics of Earth‘s energy flows. The main energy source is the sun, which transmits energy via the incoming solar radiation onto Earth.
Underdeveloped and developing countries today have an opportunity that the world’s current industrial superpowers didn't have when they were developing; these countries can modernize through the use of renewable energy sources.
Will Moody discusses the Cambridge Carbon Literacy Project - an environmental education course open to all students, free of charge in the University.
Green energy currently presents opportunities for more jobs than oil and gas. However, changes will have to involve careful consideration of the people that had previously gained their livelihood from the fossil fuel industry.
Healthy Planet Cambridge is a branch of Healthy Planet UK. They follow their overall aims and methods, ensuring the important message of the links between the environment and human health is heard.
The European Council reviewed the European Commission’s target to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% by the year 2030.
Level: Postgraduate, Master of Philosophy Length: 10 months (full-time) Location: Cambridge, United Kingdom.