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American university requires students to take a class on climate change

Thursday 24 Oct 24 11:00am

PHOTO: University of California, San Diego

To better prepare students for a future shaped by climate change, University of California, San Diego is requiring students to take at least one course relating to climate change in order to meet graduation requirements.

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