TSSP - Global
                Warming, Energy and Atmospheric Change
          
 
          
        
      
An
          introduction to the ways in which people use natural and
          man-made sources of energy, including the origin of fossil
          fuels, the history of their use by human societies, and the
          impact of the use of fossil fuels on the environment.
          Alternative sources of power will be considered, including
          nuclear and solar power, and hydrogen fuel cell technology.
          The nature and importance of global warming will be considered
          in detail, including an introduction to how past climate
          history is measured, the nature of the Ice Ages, and the role
          of clouds as sources of uncertainty in global warming models.
          The series will conclude with an examination of the effects
          that global warming will have on the Gulf Coast states and the
          city of New Orleans.
      
Instructor: Dr. Bruce E. Fleury
Dept. of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Stern 4030, x8290; 865-5191 (EEB Office, 400 Boggs)
email: bfleury@.tulane.edu
home page: http://www.tulane.edu/~bfleury/
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