Sustainability Category: Active Citizenship

Active citizenship positions the learner to connect what they are learning to either their local place or as a global citizen. Active citizenship encourages the connections between content and positive action within the defined community.

If cities require new buildings to use 100% electric heat, will that raise or lower their greenhouse gas emissions?

What is the ideal level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere for human life?

With low-carbon technologies improving so fast, does it sometimes make sense to wait to invest in new infrastructure?

Is there a danger that pumping liquid carbon dioxide underground could have the same negative impacts as fracking?

Which is more likely: electric airplanes or hydrogen-powered airplanes?

What is “sustainability”? Is it the same thing as taking action on climate change?

Is there a place in the atmosphere where carbon dioxide is concentrated, and if so, can we remove it?

Why have I heard that eating meat is bad for the climate?

How are countries held accountable under the Paris Agreement?

Why aren’t we looking at more hydropower?

Sustainability Category: Active Citizenship

Week 12: Reading Guide

Final Paper (Course Version 20.005)

Final Paper (Course Version 6.9041)

Weekly Writing Assignments

Final Assignment

Assignment 3 – Observe a Public Meeting

Week 5: Reading Guide

Final Communication Project