GGR 332H1
Social Geographies of Climate Change
Analyses the social and behavioural geographies of climate change, including: climate change communication (how we interpret and communicate climate science); climate change prevention strategies, from the macro to micro scale; and possibilities for climate change adaptation.
Prerequisites & course information
Exclusion: GGR387H1 (Special Topics in Environmental Geography: The Social Geographies of Climate Change), offered in Winter 2020; Exclusion:
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027