Environmental Biogeochemistry

Three credits · Undergraduate

An advanced examination of selected topics in environmental geochemistry and biogeochemistry, including chemical cycling and transformation in atmospheric, soil and aquatic environments. Topics may include stable isotopes, redox processes, heavy metals, sulphur, carbon and reactive nitrogen. Prerequisites: CLEN 102 or EESC 172, EESC 266 or permission. Three credits and lab. Not offered 2026-2027.