This fall's course "Sustainability: Personal Choices, Broad Impacts" (ENVIR 239) will present frameworks of sustainability via exploration of key pillars of sustainability, the history of sustainability movements, and sustainability in action. Students examine personal and global aspects of sustainability through issues such as smart growth, environmental and natural building, green business and energy, ecotourism, and international policy
This course has no prerequisites, and the only section currently open is for freshman involved in a freshman interest group.
Time Offered: M/W/F 12:30-1:20pm
General Education Requirements: I&S & NW
Credits: 3
Professor: Kristina Straus
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