GEOG 474G Environmental Planning
CONTENT: This is an advanced integrative course in environmental science
and planning that examines urban and rural areas. The course emphasis is on
ecological planning strategies for improving climatic conditions, conserving
water, and optimizing vegetative and aquatic habitats, while allowing for
sustainable economic development at a reduced cost. Prerequisite: Graduate
Student standing and completion of GEOS 500 and 502 OR 530. 3 hours.
OFFERED: Spring or Fall semester each year.
Current Syllabus:
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