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ENV 338: Aquatic Pollution Seminar

4 credits

This course presents an introduction to causes and consequences of pollution in freshwater environments. Students will study the biological and chemical effects of several aquatic pollutants, including nutrients, pathogenic organisms, heat, industrial chemicals, pesticides, and metals. Students will also learn about and evaluate ways in which water pollution is currently treated and prevented. Field and laboratory work will acquaint students with some important water quality monitoring techniques. Three-hour lecture, three-hour lab. Offered odd Fall.

Prerequisite(s): BIO 100  and CHY 100  or instructor permission.
Co-requisite(s): ENV 338L.


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