EAS 501.297 - Biogeochemical Cycles
Description
This course examines how the components of Earth (biosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere, atmosphere) combine to affect how nutrients cycle through and between these components. This understanding forms the basis of the field of biogeochemistry. We also examine related environmental issues such as climate change, aquatic nutrient pollution (eutrophication) and mitigation, and acid rain. We also examine how the major nutrients move through different ecosystems (lakes, oceans, wetlands, forests, etc.).
Course Term
Winter 2025
Credit Hours
3
Specializations
Ecosystem Science and Management
Sustainability Themes
Conservation + Restoration
Cross-cutting