GLG 207
Last taught: Spring 2002
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Texts: Applied Principles of Hydrology, Third Edition by John
C. Manning, 1997, Prentice Hall Water: The International Crises by Robin Clarke, 1992,
Academic Press, Inc. Cadillac Desert: The American West and its Disappearing
Water by Marc Reisner, 1997, Penguin Books A Civil Action by Jonathan Harr, 1997, Vintage Books In addition to the readings listed, readings are assigned from relevant books, journal articles or government publications. These materials will be put on electronic reserve. |
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Water is our most critical natural resource. Water-quantity crises loom in many parts of the world, and conflicts over its use are increasingly common between countries and within the United States. Deterioration of water quality, an issue equally important and related to water scarcity, further limits the amount available for consumption, healthy aquatic habitat and recreational use.
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There will be some movies shown in the evening (not required). Check here for a listing of documentaries and feature films that might be shown and to see the most up-to-date schedule. |  |
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