The University of 蜜柚直播's Humanities Seminars Program is offering a climate change course open to the public to show impacts to Southern 蜜柚直播 and the world.
Starting next month, professors from the university鈥檚 atmospheric sciences, hydrology and geosciences will give a 鈥渃omprehensive overview鈥 of climate change in six lectures from March 17 to April 28.
The UA has opened registration to more than 500 people. Registration is $200. The course will be on Tuesdays from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Environment and Natural Resources 2 building, 1064 E. Lowell St.
Some of the topics will touch on the evolution of earth systems and the role of the ocean and climate.
鈥淭his course is about climate change, which is the biggest challenge of the 21st century,鈥 said Jessica E. Tierney, associate professor of geosciences. 鈥淭he only way that we can understand where we鈥檙e headed in the future, this warm climate, is to study warm climates into the past.鈥
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Since its founding in 1984, the seminars program has seen 25,000 community members enrolled in more than 375 classes, according to the UA. Go to for more information and to sign up.
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