Environmental Sustainability
In this course students review the current unsustainable path of the global environment and explore ways of shifting to a sustainable one that stabilizes population, reverses problems with climate change and pollution, and establishes a global society dependent on renewable energy sources such as hydrogen, solar, and other energy options. Ways to reverse the negative human ecological footprint on the earth's precious resources (such as water, air and soil) are examined. Major future challenges such as poverty, hunger, emerging and reemerging diseases, threats to biodiversity, species extinction, domestication of food crops as well as biotechnology and genetically modified foods are discussed.
Continuing Education Units (CEU) :
Continuing Education Units (CEU) :
Course Number
SCNC1-UC3203
Associated Degree
- Liberal Arts
- AAS in Business
- Health Administration
- AA in Liberal Arts
- AAS in Information Systems Management
- Applied General Studies
- BS in Real Estate
- BA in Social Sciences
- Applied Data Analytics and Visualization
- Digital Communications and Media
- Healthcare Management
- BS in Information Systems Management
- BS in Leadership and Management Studies
- Marketing Analytics
- Real Estate and Urban Sustainability
