Geography 204 - Human Dimens/Environ Change
Fall
2019
01
4.00
Girma Kebbede
MW 09:30AM-10:45AM
Mount Holyoke College
108529
Clapp Laboratory 306
gkebbede@mtholyoke.edu
Using regional case studies from across the world, this course examines some of the causes and consequences of human-induced environmental changes. The course explores the fundamental relationships and processes involved in human-environmental interactions; the various impacts that humans have had over time upon soils, water, flora, fauna, landforms, and the atmosphere; and possible alternative development strategies that could create a balance between human needs and environmental sustainability