ENVR_POL 383-0 Environmental Anthropology (1 Unit)  

How humans have changed and are changing the environment and what can be done to halt environmental deterioration. Topics include population trends, food supplies, consumerism, environmental regulation, and ecological consciousness. ANTHRO 383-0 and ENVR_POL 383-0 are taught together; may not receive credit for both.

ENVR_POL 384-0 Political Ecology (1 Unit)  

Introduction to a multidisciplinary body of theory and research that analyzes the environmental articulations of political, economic, and social difference and inequality. Topics include environmental scarcity and degradation, sustainability, resilience and conservation. ANTHRO 382-0 and ENVR_POL 384-0 taught together, may not receive credit for both.

ENVR_POL 385-0 Archaeologies of Sustainability and Collapse (1 Unit)  

Archaeological survey of case studies from the past to interrogate human-environment relationships across time and space, including the present and the future. ANTHRO 326-0 and ENVR_POL 385-0 taught together, may not receive credit for both.

ENVR_POL 390-0 Special Topics in Environmental Policy and Culture (1 Unit)  

Course on environmental issues of current interest to students and faculty. Topics vary. May be repeated for credit with different topic.

ENVR_POL 393-0 Asian Environmental Humanities (1 Unit)  

Topics in the study of environment and culture in Asian contexts. Content varies; may be repeated for credit with change of topic. One 200-level Asian LC course is recommended. ASIAN_LC 393-0 taught with ENVR_POL 393-0.

ENVR_POL 395-0 Special Topics Seminar (1 Unit)  

Seminar on current environmental issues and problems. Topics vary. May be repeated for credit with different topic.