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Catherine Ward
Alison ID: 7320258
Course Completed: Diploma in Environmental Science
Date of Completion: 5th August 2018
Email: [email protected]
Total Study Time: 47h 20m
Final Assessment Score:
Alison courses requires at least
80% to pass the final assessment
98%
CPD Hours Completed:
CPD approved learning hours
completed through this course
46-48h
Course Information
Learn about climate change, planet Earth, and its resources, and start your environmental science education today.
This course was sourced from OpenLearn under the Creative Commons licence conditions BY NC SA. The adapted version of the course on Alison.com is also published under the Creative Commons licence conditions BY NC SA.
Environmental science has the potential to change our lives and the future of planet Earth in countless ways. Great minds across the world are joining forces to make that future better, and you can be one of them. This course starts by giving you an understanding of the effects of climate change on earth's important processes. It then moves on to provide a clear overview of what we can do about it.
Next, the course explains the basics of pollution control and mitigation, overviewing important steps that have been taken and need to continue. The course then covers natural resource management and the importance of global water supplies. With this basis, you can progress your environmental science career and education in whatever direction you choose.
Without serious attention being paid to these issues, the future of our planet might be in trouble. But you can make a difference, if you work at it. With some time and dedication, you can gain skills and knowledge that are increasingly needed around the world. Your motivation can really make an impact, so keep going and contribute to something really big that you can be proud of.
Modules Completed
Module 1: Module 2: The Solid Earth
Module 2: Module 3: The Atmosphere
Module 3: Module 4: The Biosphere
Module 4: Module 13: Human Population Dynamics
Module 5: Module 6: Minerals
Module 6: Module 7: Soils
Module 7: Module 8: Biological Resources
Module 8: Module 9: Managing Land Use
Module 9: Module 11: Global Climate Change
Module 10: Module 14: Energy Use
Module 11: Module 16: Non-Renewable Energy Sources
Module 12: Module 21: Renewable Energy Sources
Module 13: Module 26: Introduction to Water
Module 14: Module 12: Air, Soil and Water Pollutants
Module 15: Module 31: Environmental Ethics, Laws and Regulations
Module 16: Module 34: Case Study - Eutrophication
Module 17: Module 1: The Flow of Energy and Cycling of Matter
Module 18: Module 27: Groundwater and Surface Water
Module 19: Module 28: Managing Water Resources
Module 20: Module 29: Case Study - Water Supply in Britain
Module 21: Module 22: Wind and Solar Energy
Module 22: Module 23: Geothermal and Water-derived Energy
Module 23: Module 24: Energy from Biofuels
Module 24: Module 32: Environmental Decision Making
Module 25: Module 33: Business and the Environment
Module 26: Module 17: Energy from Coal
Module 27: Module 19: Nuclear Energy
Module 28: Module 18: Energy from Petroleum and Natural Gas
Module 29: Module 5: Environmental Science Assessment 1
Module 30: Module 10: Environmental Science Assessment 2
Module 31: Module 15: Environmental Science Assessment 3
Module 32: Module 20: Environmental Science Assessment 4
Module 33: Module 25: Environmental Science Assessment 5
Module 34: Module 30: Environmental Science Assessment 6
Module 35: Environmental Science Assessment 7
Module 36: Environmental Science End of Course Assessment
