BIO 2203 - Environment and Society

3 Credit Hour(s)

An introductory course examining the relationship between human societies and the environment in which they live. Perspectives will cover all levels of interactions across temporal and spatial scales, spanning from the geological to the modern and from the individual to the global. Topics may include historical resource use, population growth, food, energy, water, waste, markets, and policy. Global level analyses will be emphasized in this course.

Availability: Fall

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