An introduction to cross-sector strategies that reduce GHG emissions and sequester carbon by comparing their climate change mitigation potential, challenges in implementation, costs, and co-benefits. Provides the analytical tools and frameworks for estimating costs and socio-environmental tradeoffs that can be used to design or evaluate portfolios of climate change mitigation strategies.

Prerequisites: Upper-division Standing, Environmental Studies 2, and either Math 2B, 3B, 34B or Math 34A and Environmental Studies 25.

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