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ENVS 3100 - Environmental Issues

Course guide for Environmental Issues (ENVS 3100)

Environmental Issues
ENVS 3100
Fall 2024


Environmental Issues is designed to teach students that most of today's issues in environmental science are highly controversial and that advocating a policy stand on an environmental concern requires the balancing of the pros and cons of an issue. Several current areas will be introduced in an unbiased manner. The students will gain experience taking sides and debating issues by presenting objective perspectives on environmental topics.

Required Textbooks:
  • Examine issues in environmental science
  • Gain experience taking sides and debating issues by presenting objective perspectives on environmental topics
  • Produce a research paper on environmental issues

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