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Summer 2023 Term 2
ANIMAL WELFARE LAW ANM5422 - WINDERS
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ENVIRONMENTAL APPEALS ENV5247
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ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE EJU5446 - HILL
The environmental justice movement is aimed at avoiding, minimizing, or mitigating disproportionately adverse human health and environmental impacts, including social and economic impacts, on minority and/or low-income communities, and for those communities to be engaged meaningfully in environmental decision-making processes. This course examines this environmental and public health problem.
GLOBAL ENERGY LAW AND POLICY ENG5230 - MARHOLD
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Global Energy Law and Policy explores the current policy framework in a particular region outside of the United States with a focus on clean energy policies. The course will explore the regions policy development process, the current energy policy framework, policies implementing global and regional climate commitments and emerging issues.
LAND CONSERVATION LAW ENV5474 - JAY
Increasingly important in our efforts to protect ecological diversity, climate resiliency, historic places, working lands, scenic viewsheds, open spaces, and public uses of land are conservation tools and processes such as donation of conservation easements, purchase of sensitive lands, and private/public partnerships for land conservation. REGISTERED STUDENTS WILL RECEIVE AN ACCESS CODE AND PIN TO PURCHASE A DIGITAL TEXTBOOK FROM THE LAND TRUST ALLIANCE.
LAW OF ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT ENV5472
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The concept of ecosystem management is sweeping through federal and state resource agencies, altering their orientation toward resource use and conservation issues, but what is the law of ecosystem management?
