This week you participated in the Climate Action Simulation game, representing a nation or group (and a viewpoint) that is not necessarily your own. You also worked in a team and negotiated with other teams.
Use the What, So What, Now What approach to writing your journal:
What: identify a moment in class related to the weekly journal prompt.
So What: Explain why this moment was significant in relation to yourself.
Now What: Explain what significance this moment has in relation to a bigger picture or how it will impact the way you do things moving forward.
Write an entry (250-350 words. Please try to stick to that range) prompted by TWO the following:
How did representing your nation/group make you feel? Did this feeling change over the duration of the exercise?
What part of the Climate Action Simulation game did you find most frustrating? Most compelling? Why?
What role can a university like UBC play to help tackle this challenge. Are they doing enough?
In addressing the challenges of global climate change, where do you think responsibility lies: with nations, with institutions / industry or with individuals? Why?
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