ENVS 216 Environmental Issues and Sustainable Solutions
A broad interdisciplinary examination of the issues surrounding environmental sustainability and stewardship. The course includes an examination of the scientific method as it applies to the study of ecosystem structure and function. Ethics, economics and public policy are examined as they relate to resource use, population growth, food production, pollution, biodiversity protection, and energy consumption. Central to discussion are Judeo-Christian perspectives on environmental stewardship as they pertain to responsible/sustainable living.
Offered
Fall semester