Dave Reay

Dave Reay is Professor of Carbon Management at the University of Edinburgh. Dave has worked on nitrogen and climate change for over 20 years. His research has taken him from stormy seas in the Southern Ocean to evil-smelling Scottish ditches. He has published over 100 research articles and several popular books on nitrogen, climate change and greenhouse gas fluxes. Dave is also the creator of the award-winning Masters in Carbon Management at Edinburgh and director of the online MSc in Carbon Management.

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Climate Solutions (edX) EdX
University of Edinburgh,EdinburghX

Climate Solutions (edX)

In the face of an urgent Climate Emergency, 'Climate Solutions' offers a unique opportunity to learn from award-winning educators and experts in climate change mitigation. This online course provides actionable insights into how everyday choices can collectively address one of our civilization's greatest challenges. Join us to understand your role in shaping a sustainable future.

Self Paced
Self-Paced
Climate Solutions: India (FutureLearn) FutureLearn
University of Edinburgh,Climate Solutions,Edinburgh Climate Change Institute(ECCI)

Climate Solutions: India (FutureLearn)

Dive into 'Climate Solutions: India' - an insightful FutureLearn course designed to equip you with the knowledge needed to tackle one of our generation's most pressing challenges: climate change. Explore how India is being affected by global warming, understand its impacts on ecosystems and communities, and discover innovative solutions that can lead to a sustainable future for all.

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5-12 Weeks
Nitrogen-related field measurements (edX) EdX
University of Edinburgh,EdinburghX

Nitrogen-related field measurements (edX)

Discover how accurate field measurements can help address the critical issue of nitrogen management. This course provides expert training on various techniques including greenhouse gas flux, ammonia flux, and plant & soil nitrogen analysis. Gain essential skills to contribute effectively to environmental conservation efforts.

Self Paced
Self-Paced
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