This course dives into the big world of energy and the environment, showing how they affect each other and our future. It's perfect for anyone looking to make a difference through entrepreneurship, investment, or policy-making. Dive into the details and discover exciting opportunities!
Environmental issues require trade-offs, primarily in how we use energy. A former White House economist offers answers.
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Energy use and its impact on the environment will be two of the most important issues of the 21st century. The large role of energy in geo-political relationships combined with the fact that most of the greenhouse gas emissions associated with global climate change come from energy production means the energy sector is poised for dramatic change, and thus great opportunity. This course is designed to be a primer for potential entrepreneurs, investors, managers and policy makers on energy and environmental issues.
Topics will include environmental economics, energy economics, environmental ethics, oil sector, the electricity sector, alternative energy, sustainability, climate change and climate policy.
2 Lectures
2 Lectures
2 Lectures
Ben Ho is a behavioral economist at Vassar College and fellow at the Institute for Social Sciences at Cornell. His research uses economic tools like game theory and experiments to understand social systems such as apologies, identity, and climate concerns. Previously, Ho was an assistant professor of economics at Cornell University’s Johnson School of Management, as well as lead energy...
I Liked this course
course is good. but sometimes audio is less to hear in the middle
Because it’s good.
No video of the tutor
IT PROVIDED ME WITH A GOOD UNDERSTANDING OF ENERGY ECONOMICS
Well done
Obviously english needs to be more fluent and his perceiving for Climate Change is very superficial that he shouldnt give lessons for it
Definitely
I had learned environment is inter-related part of economics. Nice course.
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Jean D.
Amazing topic!