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1.6.1 Optional further learning materials for Climate change and the energy transition

Course subject(s) 1. Climate change and the energy transition

If you would like to learn more about some of the topics introduced in this weeks material, please look at some of the following links.

Video 1.1

Watch the IPCC Press Conference of the Sixth Assessment Report, particularly from minute 32:00 – 52:00

Video 1.2

Want to know more about the Nationally Determined Contributions of major countries? Visit the website of the Climate Action Tracker

Video 1.4

Explore the Renewables Global Status Report to gain a better understanding of the numbers, facts and trends on renewables

Video 1.5

Explore the IPCC Special Report if you would like to have a closer look at the impacts of global warming, and the different greenhouse gas emission pathways

Other

To analyse some key world energy statistics, look into the International Energy Agency Key World Energy Statistics

If you wish to learn more about the science behind climate change, consider also taking MOOC Climate Change: The Science and Global Impact

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