Environmental Science 342: Environmental Geology

Spring 2008

Steven Dutch, Natural and Applied Sciences, University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
Office: LS 463, Phone: 465-2246
email: dutchs@uwgb.edu, HOME PAGE:  http://www.uwgb.edu/dutchs
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Syllabus

Part I. Geology and the Environment
Jan. 23- Jan. 25 Introduction, Earth Processes Ch. 1,2  
Jan. 28- Feb. 1 Geologic Hazards    
Part II. Processes that Affect Human Activities
Feb 4 - Feb. 8 Volcanoes Ch. 3,4  
Feb. 11- Feb. 15 Earthquakes Ch. 5  
Feb. 18- Feb. 20 Meteor Impacts    
Mar. 3 – Mar. 7 Floods Ch. 6 March 3  Exam I
Mar. 10 - Mar. 14 Coastal Processes Ch. 7  
Mar. 17 - Mar. 21 Slope Failures, Soils Ch. 8, 9, 11  
Mar. 15- Mar. 23 Spring Break    
Part III. Human Effects on Earth Processes
Mar. 24 – Mar. 28 Surface Water Hydrology Ch. 10, 16  
Mar. 31- Apr. 4 Ground Water Hydrology Ch. 10, 15  
Apr. 7 - Apr. 11 Resources and Reserves; Mineral Resources Ch. 12 Apr. 7  Exam II
Apr. 14- Apr. 25 Energy Resources Ch. 9, 13, 14  
April 28 - May 2 Military Impacts on the Environment    
Part IV. Geology and Hazard Planning
May 5 - May 12 Environmental Law and Environmental Impact Ch. 17, 18,  19  

Text: Carla W. Montgomery, Environmental Geology, 7/ed

Final Exam Monday May 19, 8-10 AM

Grading: 1/3 midterms, 1/3 assignments, 1/3 final


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