GES 424 - Environmental Justice

(3.00)

This course is designed to engage students with the theoretical debates, case studies, and real-world practice of environmental justice (EJ). EJ concerns the grassroots activism of communities who live with environmental inequities and the study of the distribution of environmental benefits and burdens across diverse communities. The course focuses particularly on US-based EJ issues related to human health. The course will include a field methods component.

Course ID: 101811
Consent: No Special Consent Required
Components: Lecture
Prerequisite/Corequisite: You must complete GES 286 or GES 326 or GES 328 or GES 329 or GES 337 or GES 341 or GES 342 or HAPP 329 or GWST 200 all with a C or better.