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Understanding Climate Change and Risk

Introduction to Climate Change Basics

Physical Risks of Climate Change

Transition Risks in a Decarbonizing World

The Science of Decarbonization

Fundamentals of Decarbonization

Carbon Sources and Sinks

Net-Zero Concepts and Transition Planning

Understanding Net-Zero Emissions

Building a Credible Transition Plan

Tracking and Communicating Progress

Course Quizzes

Quiz: Climate Change Basics

Quiz: Physical and Transition Risks

Quiz: Science of Decarbonization

Quiz: Carbon Sources and Sinks

Quiz: Net-Zero Planning

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Welcome to 'Climate Risk, Decarbonization Science, and Net-Zero Planning,' a comprehensive online course designed to equip you with the essential knowledge needed to navigate the complex landscape of global climate change and corporate sustainability. In today's rapidly evolving business environment, understanding climate risk is no longer optional—it is a critical component of strategic planning and long-term resilience.

Welcome to 'Climate Risk, Decarbonization Science, and Net-Zero Planning,' a comprehensive online course designed to equip you with the essential knowledge needed to navigate the complex landscape of global climate change and corporate sustainability. In today's rapidly evolving business environment, understanding climate risk is no longer optional—it is a critical component of strategic planning and long-term resilience. This course demystifies the science behind global warming, exploring the greenhouse effect, primary greenhouse gases, and the foundational scientific consensus on climate change. You will delve deep into the physical and transition risks associated with a warming planet, learning how extreme weather, shifting government policies, and technological advancements can disrupt supply chains and business operations. Beyond understanding the risks, this course empowers you with the science of decarbonization. You will explore how various economic sectors contribute to global emissions and discover the mechanisms for reducing these footprints, including the vital role of natural and technological carbon sinks. Finally, we will guide you through the intricacies of net-zero planning. You will learn how to differentiate between net-zero and absolute zero emissions, build a credible transition plan with actionable short-term milestones, and effectively track and communicate your progress to stakeholders. Whether you are a sustainability professional, a corporate strategist, or an individual passionate about environmental impact, this course provides the tools and frameworks necessary to drive meaningful change and lead your organization toward a sustainable, lower-carbon future.

Climate Risk, Decarbonization Science, and Net-Zero Planning

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            <p>The escalating impacts of global climate change present unprecedented challenges and profound risks to economies, infrastructure, and business operations worldwide. As organizations navigate this complex landscape, a comprehensive understanding of both the physical and transition risks associated with a warming planet is essential. This course provides a rigorous examination of the foundational science behind the greenhouse effect, global warming, and the critical mechanisms of decarbonization. By exploring how various economic sectors contribute to global emissions and analyzing the intricate balance between carbon sources and natural or technological sinks, learners will develop a robust scientific framework necessary for addressing modern climate challenges.</p>

<p>Beyond the scientific principles, effective climate action requires strategic foresight and meticulous planning. This curriculum delves into the strategic imperative of achieving net-zero emissions, distinguishing it from absolute zero, and outlining the steps required to build a credible, science-based transition plan. Participants will examine the formulation of short-term milestones that ensure long-term climate goals are met, alongside the vital processes of tracking greenhouse gas emissions and communicating progress through standard reporting frameworks. Ultimately, this comprehensive study equips professionals with the knowledge to mitigate climate-related risks, leverage decarbonization strategies, and foster stakeholder trust through transparent and actionable net-zero commitments.</p>
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