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EVS 321: The Environmental Impact of War
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- This course focuses on the physical, chemical and biological effects that war and political conflict have on the environment. Topics will include ancient, historical and contemporary case studies and will span the globe. Examples include: the American conflict in Vietnam, deforestation, munitions pollution, Iraqi oilfields, and Sherman’s March to the Sea.
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