Climate Change Mitigation

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Courses - September 2025

Level 1

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Conestoga 101
CON0101


Climate Issues and Policies
ENVR8190


Infrastructure and Transportation
ENVR8200


Greenhouse Gas Accounting
ENVR8280


Introduction to Risk Management
MGMT8245


Introduction to GIS
PLAN8030


Energy, Sustainability and Equity
PLAN8040


Foundations of Climate Science
SCIE8050


Level 2

Course details

Presentations and Graphic Communication
COMP8080


Green Infrastructure and Land Use
ENVR8210


Waste Management
ENVR8290


Climate Change Governance
ENVR8300


Environmental, Social and Governance Reporting
ENVR8310


Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Case Studies
ENVR8320


Risk Management and Mitigation Strategies
MGMT8255


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Estimated required text and/or learning resource costs are based on the most recent available data through the Conestoga Campus Store.

Program outcomes

  1. Design and implement resource surveys and sampling programs, including statistical analysis of environmental data to support climate change analysis.
  2. Interpret and apply international, national and regional level environmental and climate policy to support mitigation and adaptation strategies.
  3. Analyze environmental data using GIS and remote sensing software to model climate scenarios.
  4. Research and critique the strategies and technology of waste management and energy systems in the industrial, commercial, institutional and residential sectors to identify opportunities for improvement.
  5. Develop comprehensive strategies that address causes of climate change to manage its social, political, and environmental impact.
  6. Apply an integrated ecosystem management approach to climate change to balance mitigation, intervention and adaptation strategies.
  7. Facilitate stakeholder engagement, communication and collaboration across governments, industries and the community to promote engagement in innovative climate mitigation initiatives.
  8. Evaluate and apply quantification methods to compile a Greenhouse Gas inventory.
  9. Assess and manage the major categories of climate change risks to develop risk management strategies.