BA/BS in Grands mécanismes du climat et importance du vivant (ST-SFN3)
Écully, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
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BA/BS in Grands mécanismes du climat et importance du vivant (ST-SFN3) is a bachelor's degree programme offered by Centrale Lyon in Écully, France.
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Degree: Bachelor's Degree
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Last checked October 2026 · Source: ec-lyon.fr ·
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Overview
This course reviews the state of climate change by comparing it with past climates, including natural variability and mass extinctions. It describes current effects on oceans, glaciers, ice sheets, sea ice and climate risks in France. It examines the current trajectory, including positive feedback loops, tipping points and cascading consequences, and links human activities with their effects on climate and living things. The final part explores recent findings on living systems as a means of mitigation and adaptation.
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