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Summer 2023 Term 3
BIODIVERSITY PROTECTION ENV5412
NO REQUIRED BOOKS
ENVIRONMENTAL GOV PRIV ENV5225 - FLATT
No required text for this course.
This class examines the push for more private sector accountability and governance in environmental matters (such as EDG and CSR policies) and how this relates to legal requirements. The class also looks at private sector environmental governance. In particular, the class will examine the concept of business sustainability drivers and practice, private environmental governance, including the growth of market models, and what legal standards apply.
THE INTERNATIONAL LAW OF FOOD INT7435 - WIRTH
No required text for this course.
This course, one of the few if not the only in the world to address this critical subject matter, identifies and analyzes contemporary international legal and policy issues related to food including supply, safety, security, subsidies, and trade. Students will master legal and structural analytical tools for addressing these increasingly important challenges of concern to all global citizens.
RENEWABLE ENERGY FINANCE ENG5550 - HANSON
This course will provide an in-depth look at the legal and regulatory issues associated with the development and project financing of renewable energy projects such as wind, hydro, solar, and battery storage. After completing this course, students will have a solid understanding of how to help vet the economics of renewable projects and get them permitted, financed, built, hooked-up to the grid and operational.
WEEKEND INTENSIVE - TOXIC EXPOSURE & HEALTH EJU5211
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