ENS 250 Environmental Justice

This course is designed to conduct an in-depth exploration of local, national, and global environmental justice issues. Major concepts in this course include defining and the history of environmental justice, major issues of environmental justice (local, national, and global scale), key 'stakeholders' of environmental justice and injustice, and future implications of environmental justice and injustice. Environmental justice issues will be explored from the perspectives of the natural sciences, social sciences, arts, and humanities to identify intersections among these disciplines. The course will require independent research and discussion of relevant issues.

Credits

4

Prerequisite

Completion of ENS 198, ENS 199, and either MAT 170 or MAT 260 all with a C or better.

Offered

fall semester