Education · Workshop
AI and the Climate Crisis: Part I — Energy, Infrastructure, and Environmental Impact
A workshop for educators on the environmental impacts of AI and data infrastructure.
This workshop is designed to introduce K–12 educators to the significant climate impacts associated with the data centers that support artificial intelligence and cloud computing. Participants will explore the energy, water, and infrastructure demands of these technologies, gaining a deeper understanding of their environmental footprint. The session aims to equip educators with the knowledge to integrate these critical topics into their curricula, fostering informed discussions about the future of technology and sustainability.
What to Expect
An informative session covering the environmental costs of AI and cloud computing.
Who Should Attend
- K-12 Educators
- Curriculum Developers
- Environmental Science Teachers
Agenda Overview
The workshop covers energy, infrastructure, and environmental impacts of AI.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Climate Change Learning Collaborative · Academic Institution
A collaborative initiative at Ramapo College.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this for?
K-12 educators.
What is the topic?
The climate impacts of AI and data centers.
Where is it held?
Ramapo College of New Jersey.
Is it part of a series?
Yes, this is Part I of the series.
What will I learn?
The energy and water demands of AI infrastructure.
How do I register?
Check the Ramapo College CCLC website.
Tags
AI
Climate Change
Education
Workshop
Sustainability
Data Centers
Summary
A workshop for educators on the environmental impacts of AI infrastructure.
Reference:
ramapo.edu
Highlights
- K-12 educator focus
- Energy impact analysis
- Data center sustainability
- Curriculum integration
- Expert-led workshop
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