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MUSE E-166. The Anthropocene Isn't Just for Scientists—The Role of the Arts and Humanities in Documenting and Dealing with Climate Change

Scientists are not the only ones who uncover, document, and explain the environmental impacts of climate change.

ENVR E-125B Reconstruction of Environmental Governance

The dismantling of programs has been a dominant aspect of US environmental policy since 2017 and has had substantial negative impacts. How can the system be restored and function better than before?

ENVR E-135B Sustainable Business in the Twenty-First Century

This course explores corporate sustainability through a collaboration with Harvard Business School Online.

ENVR E-190 Urban Agriculture

What do gardens in cities do for people? Urban agriculture is a catch-all term that covers community gardens, vegetable plots at prisons, didactically-minded gardens in schoolyards, gardens planted illegally on vacant lots, high-tech hydroponic companies, and farmers' markets.

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