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Курс от University of California, Davis
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Climate Justice: Natural Climate Solutions
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This course explores natural climate solutions through wildfire justice, regenerative agriculture, tropical forest protection, and climate equity. Students examine wildfire as a climate justice issue shaped by climate change, fire suppression, housing inequality, labor vulnerability, and the exclusion of Indigenous fire stewardship. The course then turns to regenerative agriculture, showing how soil carbon, biodiversity, prairie restoration, polyculture farming, and ancestral food systems can help address climate change while repairing relationships among land, food, culture, and community. The final lecture expands the course globally by examining tropical forests, REDD+, carbon markets, forest offsets, and the role of Indigenous peoples and local communities in forest protection. Across all three lectures, students learn that natural climate solutions are not simply technical tools for carbon reduction; they must also address land rights, community leadership, historical injustice, and ecological care.
Навыки, которые вы освоите
Social JusticeClimate Change MitigationCultural ResponsivenessLand ManagementEnvironment and Resource ManagementWorld HistoryNatural Resource ManagementEnvironmental Resource ManagementEnvironmental ScienceEnvironmental Engineering and RestorationClimate Change AdaptationClimate Change ProgramsEnvironmentMitigationSustainable Systems
Программа курса
3 модулей · 23 учебных материалов
01Getting Started & Who Burns? Wildfire Mitigation and Climate Justice8 материалов
Getting Started
Introduction to Climate Justice: Natural Climate SolutionsЧтениеCourse Navigation and Safety StatementЧтениеWho Burns? Wildfire Mitigation and Climate Justice
Introduction Wildfire Mitigation and Climate JusticeВидеоWho Is Most Vulnerable to Wildfire Disasters?ВидеоУчитесь у экспертов
Tracey Osborne
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