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VECTOR[3-0-0:3]
DESCRIPTIONThis course explores the concepts of climate neutrality and climate change from a multidisciplinary perspective. The course covers the scientific, technological, economic, political, and social aspects of climate neutrality and climate change, including mitigation and adaptation strategies, carbon accounting, renewable energy, energy efficiency, carbon markets, climate policy, and international climate negotiations. The course also examines the ethical and justice dimensions of climate change, including the distributional impacts of climate policies and the responsibilities of different actors in addressing climate change. By the end of the course, students will have a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities of achieving climate neutrality and addressing climate change, as well as the skills to engage in cutting-edge research in this field.

CNCC 5100 - Carbon Neutrality and Climate Change (3 units)

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L01 (6383) Tu 09:00AM - 11:50AMRm 233, W1LIU, Jiangong400400 
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VECTOR[3-0-0:3]
EXCLUSIONIPEN 5900
CO-LIST WITHIPEN 5900
DESCRIPTIONAll industries in China are actively taking effective actions to develop new and clean technologies in order to achieve the carbon peak and neutrality goal of shouldering the common destiny of human beings. This course examines the scientific, technological, and policy approaches that China and the rest of the world can take to achieve carbon peak and carbon neutrality.

CNCC 5300 - Policy and Technology for Carbon Neutrality (3 units)

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L01 (6384) Th 09:00AM - 11:50AMTBALU, Jiaqi
SONG, Yuqi		150150
The classroom is E1103
 
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VECTOR[3-0-0:3]
EXCLUSIONIPEN 5820
CO-LIST WITHIPEN 5820
DESCRIPTIONThis is a graduate-level interdisciplinary course focusing on the economics of environmental and sustainable development problems and the solutions to those problems. Students will learn to use tools from applied economics and relevant disciplines to better understand and evaluate a series of current policy questions, such as air and water pollution, climate change, environmental amenities, agricultural production, ecosystem services, and biodiversity.

CNCC 5400 - Environmental Economics and Sustainable Development (3 units)

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L01 (6385) Th 09:00AM - 11:50AMTBAWANG, Wenjun200200
The classroom is W2201
 
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VECTOR[1-0-0:1]
DESCRIPTIONThis course is expected to expose the RPg students to the current carbon neutrality and climate change research and development, and provide them with opportunities to make social contacts with the speakers inenvironmental and climate change communities. This course will be an essential part of training for our RPg students. Seminar II is an extension of Seminar I. While the overall design of the seminar course looks essentially the same, topics covered and guests invited will be differentiated. Graded P or F.

CNCC 6910 - CNCC Program Seminar II (1 unit)

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L01 (6394) Tu 01:30PM - 02:20PMRm 202, W2GUMBER, ANURAG200200
Instructor Consent Required
 
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DESCRIPTIONMaster's thesis research supervised by supervisors from different disciplines. A successful defense of the thesis leads to the grade Pass. No course credit is assigned.

CNCC 6990 - MPhil Thesis Research (0 units)

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R01 (6009) TBANo room requiredTBA400400 
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DESCRIPTIONOriginal and independent doctoral thesis research supervised by supervisors from different disciplines. A successful defense of the thesis leads to the grade Pass. No course credit is assigned.

CNCC 7990 - Doctoral Thesis Research (0 units)

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R01 (6011) TBANo room requiredTBA400400