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SMU-IN-TAOS: GEOL 1315

Introduction to Environmental Sciences

Fundamental principles of ecology, hydrology, geology, population dynamics, land-use management, and related fields will be used as the basis for understanding many of the major environmental issues that face our planet - greenhouse climate changes, soil and water pollution, acid rain and related atmospheric pollution problems, habitat destruction and species extinctions, waste disposal, land use management, energy resource development, geologic hazards and others.

Fulfills GEC Science and Technology lab requirement.

3 credit hours

Instructor: Dan Moulton