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| ENVI 151 ENVIRONMENTAL PRINCIPLES | 4 |
Consideration of resource and pollution issues through application of
biological, chemical, physical and geological principles: wildlife
resources, habitat, species extinction, renewable and non-renewable
resources, air pollution, acid rain, ozone depletion, global warming,
water resources and quality, nuclear energy and wastes,
electromagnetism, and hazardous materials. Corequisites:
BIOL 101 or CHEM 141
and MATH 117,
121 or 181.
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| ENVI 385 ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP | 4 |
An interdisciplinary consideration of environmental problems and
issues: resources and pollution, energy, population dynamics, quality
of life; solutions: scientific, technological, economic,
social/political, ethical.
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| ENVI 386 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT | 4 |
Limiting environmental degradation through environmental policy and
economics; assessing impacts of resource depletion, population growth,
non-market ecosystem values, environmental policy, trade; emphasis on
local, state, federal and international environmental regulations and
policy. Prerequisites: ENVI 151,
385, ECON 212,
PLSC 224.
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| ENVI 479 ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH/PROJECT | 2, 2 |
Each major must complete a project during the senior year.
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| ENVI 495 COLLOQUIUM | 0 |
Lectures on current environmental topics. Minors must complete one
quarter. Majors must complete four quarters. Graded S or NC.
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| ENVI 496, 497, 498 ENVIRONMENTAL SEMINAR | 1, 1, 2 |
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Group projects by majors and minors; oral and written presentations of
results.
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