This course aims to review the evidence of the intensity and persistence of the effects associated with global change on the different types of coastal ecosystems and human settlements associated with these areas, through mainly theoretical approaches and some case studies as practical exercises. This course is offered during first half each year.
Instructors: Dr. Cristian A. Vargas, with collaboration of Dr. L. Antonio Cuevas, Dr. Luisa M. Saavedra, and Dr. Natalia Osma.
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