Global Warming Simulation

The Global Warming Interactive Simulation is a serious game that explores the relationship of global warming to economic, political, and science policy decisions. The simulation, developed by a nine person team headed by Professor Michael Hillinger and simulated with Forio Broadcast produces estimates of the CO2 emissions over a period of 100 years. The model also takes into account social and economic variables such as development of alternative energy sources, taxes on carbon production, unemployment levels, and even public opinion.



