GEOL 2410 A (CRN: 15699)
Geology: Geohealth (A)
3 credit hours
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About GEOL 2410 A
Exploration of the relationships between human health and geologic processes and materials, highlighting interfaces between the geosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere. Examination of links between geologic processes and potential health hazards to which humans are exposed by air, food, water, or soil. Application of foundations of geologic and geochemical knowledge that affect health outcomes to understand impacts of natural and anthropogenic processes on public health and issues related to testing and regulation. Prerequisites: A Catamount Core N1 or N2 course, ENVS 1500, HSCI 1100, or HSOC 1700. Cross-listed with: ENVS 2630.
Notes
Crosslisted with ENVS 2630, total combined enrollment: 40 PACE students with permission and override; A Catamount Core N1 or N2 course, ENVS 1500, HSCI 1100, or HSOC 1700
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