Your Climate Change Search Engine

The Fastest Way to Explore and Stay Up to Date on Global Warming

What you'll learn
Stay current on the most important climate conversations of the day
Save time, no matter your existing level of climate experience and knowledge
Challenge your pre-conceptions about what climate change could mean for you
Move before the crowd when it comes to protecting your real estate and investment assets
Know how to dig deeper into almost any climate change topic
Requirements
No requirements or prerequisites. You can have Your Climate Change Search Engine up and running in about five minutes. No climate change, search engine, or software experience required.
Description
Did you know that scientists started to characterize climate change as a potentially important societal risk in 1957, more than 60 years ago? And that scientists declared climate change to “have arrived” more than 30 years ago. Or that, despite such efforts, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from human activities have continued to rise dramatically, along with global temperature? Scientists are no longer asking “is climate change happening?,” or “are humans responsible?,” but, “how fast will the climate change?,” and how soon will dangerous tipping points be triggered?”But climate change is a massive topic, and even people working professionally in the field have trouble keeping up with it, not to mention its many associated topics, from the psychology of climate change to climate economics and climate communications. What if anyone could quickly explore almost any climate topic. How much more effective might they be in advancing their own climate goals, as well as our collective climate goals? That's the goal of Your Climate Change Search Engine.  It doesn't deluge you with information about any given topic, but makes it incredibly easy to instantly explore hundreds of key climate topics. Your Climate Change Search Engine uses pre-set search terms that instantly open within the Search Engine itself to get you the information you most value, whether news stories, books and reports, videos, twitter threads, or other sources. Instantly access  the latest climate stories and developments you should know aboutTake advantage of collections of proven and tested search terms for hundreds of key climate topicsChallenge your thinking about what climate change could mean to you and your familyDon't get caught along with everyone else if climate change triggers a collapse in local real estate valuesExplore how you should be factoring climate change into key personal and family decisionsYour Climate Change Search Engine makes it FAR easier and FAR faster to get your head around the climate change topics you're already most interested in, and those that you should perhaps be paying more attention to!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Course Introduction

Section 2: Getting Your Climate Change Search Engine Up and Running

Lecture 2 Downloading TheBrain Software and Your climate Change Search Engine

Lecture 3 Desktop vs. Mobile Access to Your Climate Change Search Engine

Section 3: Exploring Your Climate Change Search Engine

Lecture 4 Digging Into Your Climate change Search Engine

Lecture 5 Quickly Scan Today's Key Climate Topics

Lecture 6 What Resources Are Built In to the Search Engine?

Lecture 7 Profiling Two Topics - Climate Activism and Finance Sector Risk

Lecture 8 Explore More Than 250+ Climate Topics

Lecture 9 Topics You Should Perhaps be Paying Serious Attention To

Lecture 10 When You're Ready to Dig Deeper . . . .

Section 4: The Climate Web, a Collective Climate Change Intelligence

Lecture 11 Why You May Want to Watch the Following 3 Lectures

Lecture 12 Structuring the Climate Web for Tackling Climate Change

Lecture 13 Making Sense of Climate Change with the Climate Web

Lecture 14 Accessing Your Actionable Climate Knowledge with the Climate Web

Section 5: Conclusion to Your Climate Change Search Engine

Lecture 15 Summarizing Why Your Climate Change Search Engine is So Important

Literally anyone interested in, concerned about, or professionally involved with climate change topics, who feels a bit overwhelmed by the scale and complexity of the problem. Or anyone who thinks there's an easy answer!