Name: Water in the Western United States
Brand: University of Colorado Boulder
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Rating: 4.5 (10 reviews)

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Water is important to all of us. Water connects people through place, memory, and community. But in places where water is scarce, like the Western United States, water can also be contentious and divisive. How then do we overcome the challenges associated with increased water scarcity while honoring the diverse perspectives of people who rely on shared water? In this course, you will learn about water and climate in the Western United States and join a community of thousands of learners to gain insight into the major legal, political, and cultural issues that make water so complex in the region....

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创建者 Charles S

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Feb 17, 2021

Great class. Gives real insights into all the issues related to water in the western United States.

创建者 Fazla Z A

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Sep 20, 2020

It's a great course on Water in the Western United States

创建者 Kamile D

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Nov 8, 2019

I enjoyed learning about water in the west vis this course. I'll continue to learn more about the subject as the course provided so many resources and lectures by experts. I can apply the background information of this course to the conditions of the area that I am interested in.

Thank you !!

创建者 Mohamed M S

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Dec 10, 2019

This is the best course I have done so far in Coursera. By far the most interesting and the most useful course.

创建者 Bradford B

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Oct 1, 2024

Very good course, covering lots of issues related to water. Applicable to arid regions nearly anywhere.

创建者 Mahde A

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Apr 14, 2021

thanks a lot for your hardwork .

创建者 Jeanne-Marie B

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Sep 28, 2021

Very relevant topic that continues to escalate in priority; lots of great information. Would be fantastic for this course to be updated for 2022 with some of the very recent developments for water in the west, including historic lows of Lake Mead and subsequent water cuts and restrictions for the Colorado River.