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The objective of this course is to introduce students to the core concepts and challenges of environmental science, emphasizing the scientific, ethical, and policy-based approaches to sustainability. Students will examine the relationship between Earth’s resources, ecosystems, and human activity while applying critical thinking through case studies and scientific methodologies. The course equips students with the tools to analyze environmental issues and contribute to sustainable solutions.
Major Course Topics
This course covers a broad range of general topics designed to build foundational knowledge in environmental science. It begins with an introduction to the **Foundations of Environmental Science**, followed by an exploration of **The Building Blocks of Life and Energy** that sustain ecosystems. Students will delve into **The Web of Life: Ecosystems and Biomes**, examining how **Populations and Communities in Ecology** interact and evolve. The course emphasizes the importance of **Biodiversity and Conservation**, and investigates **Environmental Risks and Human Health** associated with pollution and resource use. Topics such as **Water: A Precious Resource** and **Feeding the World** address critical global challenges, while **Rethinking Agriculture** proposes more sustainable methods. Further units include **Air Quality and Global Change**, **Powering the Future**, and **Waste and Its Management**, each highlighting modern environmental issues. The course concludes with a look at **Economics, Laws, and the Environment** and strategies for **Building Sustainable Cities**, encouraging students to think critically about the systems that shape our planet and how we can create a more sustainable future.
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