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Episodes


Lecture 6: Cities and Transport Systems

Lecture 14: Cities and Renewable Energy, part 2: Solar

Lecture 15: Cities and the Grid

Lecture 8: Buildings and Energy Efficiency

Lecture 10: Cities and the Idea of Energy Efficiency

Lecture 11: Cities and Industrial Emissions

Lecture 12: Cities, Future Fossil Fuel Use, CCUS, and Nuclear Energy

Lecture 2: Cities and Decarbonization

Lecture 9: Building Energy Policies

Lecture 5: Energy and Personal Transport

Lecture 13: Cities and Renewable Energy, part 1: Wind

Lecture 7: Transportation Systems: What Can Cities Do?

Lecture 4: The Built Environment, Land Use, and Decarbonization

Lecture 3: Cities and a Just Energy Transition

Lecture 1: Cities and Climate Action: Or, Why Take This Class?

Lecture 1: Motivation, Intuition, and Examples

Lecture 4: Compact Metric Spaces

Lecture 5: Complete Metric Spaces

Lecture 2: General Theory
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