Published 8/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 972.85 MB | Duration: 2h 12m
Learn how to develop sustainability strategies for different sectors
What you'll learn
Understand driving forces of global water demand, climate change and sustainable development
Identify risks and opportunities for different sectors in terms of water availability and climate change
Develop sustainability strategies for different sectors
Learn about agriculture, industry&energy's role in water demand, climate change and sustainability
Learn about UN Sustainable Development Goals, Paris Agreement, Sendai Framework
Current EU regulations for sustainability
Requirements
Eagerness to learn about sustainability and sustainable development!
Description
Currently, sustainability is a very popular term. From public services to business world, from environment to industry we are trying to render our world more sustainable. However, many are lost within the definitions and promises of new realm that is being created. Do we really know what we mean when we say 'sustainable'? Sustainability encompasses more than few keywords we are used to hear nowadays. Due to lack of fundamentals and critical thinking of cause and effect relation between human and earth, we are bound to be very slow and inefficient in our actions to tackle unsustainable patterns we have developed.Water&Sustainability is designed to teach you the essential knowledge and the working mechanism of natural and human-made processes to understand the consequences of our actions. Once you comprehend driving forces and human-made pressures on our earth you'll connect dots and critically think to find resolutions to challenging situations.Why water? Water is in the core of most fundamental sustainability issues we face today. We are worried about climate change. While 'water' is not directly mentioned in most climate policies, in fact, the unwanted consequences of climate change directly relate with water.Current international policy frameworks for sustainable development, such as UN SDGs, reveal that water is, directly or indirectly, connected to other goals to achieve sustainable development.Upon completion of the course you'll gain a broader vision to reason issues, judge current practices and develop strategies to tackle unsustainable patterns in different business sectors, society or simply in your daily lives.
Overview
Section 1: Water Resources
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Distribution of Water Resources
Lecture 3 Water Cycle
Lecture 4 Population and Water
Section 2: Earth's Climate
Lecture 5 Earth's Climate and Greenhouse gases
Lecture 6 Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide (CO2) and Global Temperatures
Lecture 7 Cooling of Climate
Section 3: Global Water Demand
Lecture 8 Drivers of Global Water Demand
Section 4: Agriculture
Lecture 9 Water and Agriculture
Lecture 10 Land Cover and Agriculture
Lecture 11 GHGs and Agriculture
Lecture 12 Pollution and Agriculture
Lecture 13 Energy and Agriculture
Lecture 14 Sustainable Agriculture
Lecture 15 Sustainable Food Systems
Section 5: Human Settlements
Lecture 16 Urbanisation and Municipal Water
Lecture 17 Clean Water is a Human Right!
Lecture 18 Water Consumption Patterns
Section 6: Industry & Energy
Lecture 19 Introduction
Lecture 20 Industry & Water
Lecture 21 Energy & Water
Lecture 22 Business & Water
Lecture 23 Opportunities for Business
Section 7: Pollution
Lecture 24 Introduction
Lecture 25 Pollution from Different Sectors
Lecture 26 Eutrophication
Lecture 27 Effect of Water Quantity on Water Quality
Lecture 28 Responses to Manage Water Quality
Section 8: International Policy Frameworks
Lecture 29 Introduction
Lecture 30 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Lecture 31 The Paris Agreement
Lecture 32 Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction
Lecture 33 Other Regulations
Students,Business professionals,Sustainability practitioners,Anyone eager to learn about sustainability and sustainable development
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