Program Director
Ram Ramanathan
Distinguished Professor, Atmospheric and Climate Sciences
Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego
Climate change is an urgent problem that affects everything from human health and food security to immigration patterns and water resources. The good news is that solutions to reduce the threat of climate change are within reach. This series of four short courses focuses on the multidimensional aspects of the climate change problem and presents a set of solutions, from technological innovation and ecosystem management to market mechanisms and behavior change, designed to disrupt the effects of climate change. Learn how everyone, including individuals, communities, businesses, and religious leaders, can take action and bend the curve of climate change towards a more sustainable future.About This Program
Ram Ramanathan
Distinguished Professor, Atmospheric and Climate Sciences
Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego
Students completing all four courses, and paying the $49 per course fee, will receive a Statement of Accomplishment, signed by Professor Veerabhadran Ramanathan with the UC San Diego logo to verify your achievement. By completing the series, you will be able to identify and create a climate action plan applicable to your own local, regional, national and/or international community, and will have access to additional course content including graded knowledge checks and peer-instruction exercises.
Each of the four courses contains up to seven units of material. It is anticipated that each unit will take between 3 and 6 hours of time to complete. Courses are scheduled to begin throughout the year.
Complimentary access to the first three courses is available to students who would like to view the videos, read course materials, and participate in online discussions, without access to the full suite of activities.
Program Director, Bending the Curve: Climate Change Solutions