EPS 239: The Consequences of Energy Systems

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Fall

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2016

This course provides an introduction to the physical and chemical impacts of energy choices on human society and natural ecosystems. Topics will include the carbon cycle, climate, air and water pollution, impacts of energy systems on health, land use consequences of energy technologies, and nuclear waste and proliferation.

This course is a requirement for the Graduate Consortium on Energy and Environment.

Link:

http://canvas.harvard.edu/courses/6413

	Harvard University Center for the Environment
	Department of Earth & Planetary Sciences
	John A. Paulson School of Engineering & Applied Sciences (Environmental Science & Engineering)
	Harvard Kennedy School (Belfer Center's Science, Technology, & Public Policy Program)

Daniel P. Schrag

Sturgis Hooper Professor of Geology, Professor of Environmental Science and Engineering, Professor of Public Policy

EPS 239: The Consequences of Energy Systems

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