ENVS 4440
Environmental Policy
Students study the creation of government policy for protecting and managing the environment and natural resources – locally, provincially, nationally and internationally. Using case examples, students are introduced to the complexity of enviro-policymaking: participatory and stakeholder processes, conflict resolution, cost-benefit and related economic analysis, and legislation/regulation to establish targets and compliance.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite: 75 credit hours, including one of ENVS 2200 , ENVS 2300, ENVS 2310, ENVS 2400 , or GEOG 3304
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027