NYC Climate Policy Sandy-
Part of CLMT 5051 New York City s Climate Policy From Sa
4:10pm–6:40pm
FORUM FRM 315
Seat data provenance: Directory as of August 23, 2026 at 4:00 AM
Seminar · In-Person · Standard
Description
Following the events of Hurricane Sandy, New York City has emerged as a leading city for climate action, pushing forward and experimenting with a broad range of climate policies and tools, including climate adaptation and resilience measures, decarbonization actions and legislation, environmental justice, and fossil fuel divestment, among others. This course will offer a focused study of New York City’s approach to confronting our climate crisis. This will include an exploration of the many actions taken by NYC, their effectiveness, and proposals to build upon or improve them. This course is designed to encourage active participation and practical application of the material. The assignments and activities aim to help students build a solid understanding of key concepts while developing analytical skills, which will then apply to real-world scenarios. Guest lecturers with experience in New York City’s climate policy actions may join from time to time.
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- Grading
- Standard
- Format
- SEMINAR · In-Person
- Credits
- 1.5 credits
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