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Introduction to Carbon Reduction Measures and Becoming Green
time1.5-3hrs
timebeginner level
Carbon dioxide or C02 is a gas that is released naturally into the atmosphere during respiration, combustion and organic decomposition. Today, many people are aware of CO2. We provide you with an understanding of CO2 and explain what studying carbon dioxide can do for you. We then discuss all the components and benefits of CO2. We provide information to assist you in understanding the evidence of climate change.
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Introduction to Carbon Reduction Measures and Becoming Green
This free online course investigates carbon reduction measures and evaluates the best practices to become ‘green’.
Carbon dioxide or C02 is a gas that is released naturally into the atmosphere during respiration, combustion and organic decomposition. Today, many people are aware of CO2. We provide you with an understanding of CO2 and explain what studying carbon dioxide can do for you. We then discuss all the components and benefits of CO2. We provide information to assist you in understanding the evidence of climate change.
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Module 1
5 Lessons
What Are Carbon Reduction Measures and Why Do We Need Them?
First, this module starts by explaining the concepts and terminology. You will view all the various applications of carbon emissions and carbon budgets. Next, we will help you analyze the corporate motivation behind the companies. Finally, we will help you answer: Is a carbon sink biological or man-made? Why do people use so many fossil fuels?
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1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Carbon Reduction Measures
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3.Carbon Culprits and Companies who Got It Right
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4.How to Reduce Carbon Emissions and Go Green
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5.Lesson Summary
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Module 2
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