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HON 261: Living with Climate Change in an Era of Uncertainty: Welcome

A multidisciplinary study of climate change: its causes and implications for both humans and the natural world. This course will draw from multiple disciplines to redefine the environmental, social, economic, political and ethical problems.

Assignments

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The Saint Leo University Library has a world-class library with all of the resources you need for your assignments that require research.  

Each student will write a 9–10-page research paper on the preparation for and/or impacts of Hurricane Ian on Florida. See complete details in the course syllabus. 

Potential research topics:

  • Was Florida Prepared for Hurricane Ian?

  • Why did some counties have mandatory evacuations while others did not?

  • Governor DeSantis Response to Ian in light of climate change?

  • Will Sea Walls Protect Florida from Rising Sea Levels?

  • Is Gulf Coast Florida Susceptible to Tropical Storm Damage?

  • Tropical Storm Prediction: Is it Accurate?

  • Should Florida Focus on Adaptation or Mitigation to Climate Change?

  • Florida’s Unique Vulnerability to Sea Level Rise

  • How Much Money is Needed for Florida to Adapt to Climate Change in the 21st Century?

  • How Much Money is Needed for Florida to Mitigate Climate Change in the 21st Century?

  • Carbon Sequestration: How Much and How Fast?

  • Solar and Wind Energy: How Much Can They Help Mitigate Future Climate Change?

  • How Well Developed is Florida’s Disaster Planning for Future Storms?

  • Post Disaster Monitoring

  • Pre-storm Monitoring

  • Community Involvement in Storm Preparation

  • What is the Role of Geoengineering in Preventing Damage from Storms?

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