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Anani Nongoma
Alison ID: 11200789
Course Completed: Understanding our Environment in Geography
Date of Completion: 15th November 2019
Email: [email protected]
Total Study Time: 0h 26m
Final Assessment Score:
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70% to pass the final assessment
92%
CPD Hours Completed:
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completed through this course
0-1h
Course Information
Learn about the different global phenomena and their impact on people and places with this online course.
This course begins by giving you an introduction to global phenomenon which is a major natural or human event or process which possesses the capacity to affect the globe or significant parts of it. You will study the positive and negative impacts of global phenomena on people and places as well as the factors that affect it. You will also study the hegemony of the English language and the impacts of its increased global usage.
You will then look into global environmental strategies for the reduction of sea levels and deforestation and learn why this global phenomenon has been recognised as one that can only be controlled effectively if a global challenge is attempted. With this course, you will also learn that it was decided at the Kyoto Conference that the standard of living in the north was creating much greater emissions of carbon dioxide than that of the countries of the south.
Global phenomena are prevailing problems of the nations of the world with primary concern placed on the environment. Upon the completion of this course, you will learn about different global phenomena such as carbon emissions, rainforest destruction, and sea level rise including their impact on people and places. You will also learn about carbon credit trading and refugees. Check out this course and start learning about the different strategies that are carried out in response to global problems.
Modules Completed
Module 1: Carbon emissions
Module 2: Definition and classification of global phenomena
Module 3: Global responses to rainforest destruction
Module 4: How are organisations responding to global environmental issues?
Module 5: Impacts of global phenomena on people and places
Module 6: Natural processes which generate global phenomena
Module 7: Rainforest destruction
Module 8: The 1997 Kyoto conference
Module 9: The distribution of global phenomena
Module 10: The effectiveness of global environmental strategies
Module 11: The environment: taking a global perpective
Module 12: Assessment
