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Learner Reviews & Feedback for Climate Change: Carbon Capture and Storage by The University of Edinburgh

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About the Course

The atmosphere is a shared resource and the amount of greenhouse gases it can absorb is a finite resource. This introductory course to the technology of Carbon Capture and Storage is designed for a wider audience with an interest in energy, sustainability and climate change. The aim of Carbon Capture and Storage is to achieve - Deep reductions in carbon dioxide emissions to the atmosphere - Unlock carbon negative solutions to achieve a neutral carbon balance to the atmosphere in the 21st century Carbon Capture and Storage makes cheap, widely available fossil fuels ‘safe to use’ in the context of the Paris Climate Change agreement of 2015. It prevents their carbon dioxide emissions from entering the atmosphere to store them permanently and safely underground. The course is taught by a team of leading academics at the University of Edinburgh with decades of experience in this field. It aims to bridge the gap between the forefront of the latest developments in science, engineering, geology, policy and economics, and the wider public. The aim is to help you understand this technology objectively and why it is so important in our efforts against climate change. We hope the course will make you want to find out more about climate change mitigation options and that you will continue to further educate yourself in this area....

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HP

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The Course was very well designed giving more information about the Carbon Capture and Storage through CO2 Sequestration.

KU

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It is a good course for understanding CCS technology.

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By Ayman U (

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Feb 20, 2024

This Climate Change: Carbon Capture & Storage course exceeded all expectations, providing invaluable insights into one of the most critical solutions to combatting climate change. The content was delivered with exceptional clarity and depth, offering a comprehensive understanding of CCS technology and its pivotal role in transitioning to a sustainable future. The course materials were meticulously curated, ensuring relevance and applicability in real-world scenarios. I highly recommend this course to anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of climate change mitigation strategies. Five stars without hesitation! Of course! Here's a way you could express your gratitude: I extend my heartfelt gratitude to all the instructors of this Climate Change related course. Your dedication, expertise, and passion for the subject have made this learning journey truly remarkable. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and insights, and for guiding us towards a better understanding of CCS technology and its crucial role in combating climate change. Your commitment to excellence has inspired and empowered us to make a positive difference in the world. With deepest appreciation, thank you!

By Ian R

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Jan 8, 2024

I am familiar with the methods of carbon capture use and sequestration and Direct Air Capture but was not aware that this was one of, if not the only, practical methods of reducing the impact carbon emissions from the atmosphere. I found the course very informative; Edinburgh University should make a documentary type presentation to explain the facts of fossil fuel use and carbon capture and sequestration to the general public.

By Hariharan P

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Jun 17, 2024

The Course was very well designed giving more information about the Carbon Capture and Storage through CO2 Sequestration.

By Kemi U

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Sep 4, 2024

It is a good course for understanding CCS technology.

By Amandine J

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Sep 4, 2024

Excellent course!

By Ardi D

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Dec 26, 2023

The original lecture starts quite sometimes a go, but the topics got update frequently. Great class to gain knowledge about Carbon Capture, I hope there's part 2 to discuss about Carbon Trading. One of the lecturers have accent, sometimes quite hard to understand what he says. Turn on CC for non-English native speaking will help.