MODULES**

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MODULE 1: Oil and Energy Issues M1-0: Brief Course Introduction M1-1: The 1930s persepctive M1-2: Scale of the Energy Problem M1-3: Infrastructure Evolution M1-4: 86 MBD and No More M1-5: Oil Imports to the US M1-6: Here come the Canadians	MODULE 2: Exponential Growth and Resource Consumption M2-1: World Population Growth M2-2: Exponential Growth and Doubling Time M2-3: Consumption Run Amuck M2-4: Non Linear Scaling of Consumption M2-5: Resource Exhaustion Issues
MODULE 3: Statistics and Their Relevance M3-1: Statistical Distributions M3-2: The Z-test The Z-test and Salmon Count Data M3-3: Random and Systematic Errors M3-4: Statistical Simulation of Rising CO₂ and CH₄	MODULE 4: The Many Dimensions of Climate Change/Warming/Volatility M4-1: Physical Basis of Warming Climate Forcings M4-2: Global average temperature changes? M4-3: Methane input to Global Warming M4-4: Indicators of Climate Change M4-5: Indirect indicators of climate change M4-6: Uncertainties and Feedbacks
MODULE 5: Renewable Technologies: Transportation Fuel and Electricity Generation M5-1: Stablizing our Fossil Footprint M5-2: Alternatives to Gasoline I: Scale, BioDiesel, Electricty M5-3:Alternatives to Gasoline II: Cellulosic Ethanol M5-4: Basics of Wind Energy Wind Energy Potential Wind Energy Deployment in Real World M5-5: Solar PhotoVoltaics Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) Solar in the Real World W5-6: Wave Energy Basics Wave Energy Devices W5-7: OTEC: an energy solution	MODULE 6: Current Environmental Issues M6-1: The Coming LNG Energy Economy: US Instrastructure Build Out. M6-2: LNG Worldwide Resources Fracking in the USA M6-3: The Potential Hydrogen Economy M6-4: Overview of Hydropower M6-5: Dams vs. Salmon M6-6: Washington State: Changing Electricity Generation Starting with Coal WA: Development of Hydropower Beyond Hydropower: Bust and Boom M6-7: Carbon Capture and Storage M6-8: Critical Metals Depletion