Spring 2024
GOV 1722
Instructors
Schedule
January 22 - April 24
Tuesday and Thursday, 10:30AM - 11:45AM
Politics of the Environment and Climate Change
Description
Climate change has evolved over the past four decades into one of the most pressing challenges to the sustainable development of human societies. This course takes a realistic look at the effects of climate change and of climate change policies, at local, national, and international levels. How will climate change affect water resources, food supplies, and conflict? How will policies affect fossil-fuel dependent economies? How are people, companies, and governments responding? Climate politics reflect well-established environmental and economic perspectives, but also raise new, unique issues.
Class Notes:public_policy
Department
Government
School
Faculty of Arts & Sciences
Course Level
Graduate
Undergraduate
Interest Area
Law & Policy
Credits
4
Cross Registration
Available