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It will be available in the Winter quarter of 1999 and the cost is US$ 425. It is offered through the ACCESS-UCI program. Find out more about on-line courses in Global Sustainability at UCI, and download a course enrollment form. Registration is required to obtain UCI Net ID and other passwords.
pabowler@uci.edu if
you are interested.
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PLEASE NOTE THAT THE REMAINDER OF THIS PAGE WAS CONSTRUCTED FOR THE 1998 COURSE OFFERING. IT REMAINS HERE FOR YOUR INFORMATION BUT THERE MAY BE CHANGES FOR 1999!
1. Project Assignments and Report = 50%.
See Important
Information on Class Projects, the Formation and Operations of BESTs
{Bioregional Environmental Sustainability Teams}
See Important Information
on My Policy on Turning In
Assignments.
2. On time submission of four (4) written assignments (see below in syllabus) x 5% each = 20%
3. Final Exam = 30% Important Information on the Final Exam
THREE
GORGES, CHINA
Tommy
Hsu. Another Dammed River: The Three Gorges Project.
Kris
Min. Three Gorges, Infinite Reasons.
JAKARTA,
INDONESIA
Keith
Cobb. The Destruction of the Globally Important Indonesian Archipelago.
Jessica
Herzog. Pollution in Paradise; Indonesia’s Struggle for Sustainability.
Paul,
Po Chun Tu. A Sustainable Jakarta.
SALTON
SEA, CALIFORNIA
Patrick
Leclair. Can There be a Sustainable Salton Sea?
Natalie
Meyerhoff. The Salton Sea.
| Class Period | Lecture Dates | BESTs Meeting Dates | Topic | Information Resources |
| PART I: THE CONTEXT OF SUSTAINABILITY
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DONE! | Submit
#1
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Global Sustainability Concepts: Capital & Subsidies. UNCED and Rio. | Chapters 1 & 8 in State
Goodland and Daly (1996) Pimental et al. (1997) |
| DONE! | Global Climate Systems: Ocean/Atmospheric Coupling; Climate Change and El Nino. Montreal and Kyoto. | Chapters 5 & 9 in State
Vitousek et al.(1997) |
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| DONE! |
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Ecosystems; Ecosystem Services; Systems Ecology. | Chapter 6 in State
Costanza et al. (1997) Dobson et al. (1997) |
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| DONE! | Submit
#3
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Can Technology Save the Planet? The Limits of Science & of Ecology. | Chapters 4 & 7 in State
Ausubel (1996) Edlin (1990) Ray (1996) |
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| PART II: THE TOOLS FOR SUSTAINABILITY
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DONE! | Water | Pimental et al. (1997)
Postel et al. (1996; Abstract Only) |
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| DONE! |
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Food: Terrestrial and Aquatic | Chapters 2 & 3 in State
Safina (1995) Gabriel (1995) Matson et al. (1997) Botsford et al. (1997) Baker (1995) |
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| DONE! | Submit #4 | Energy. Urban and Industrial Ecology | Duncan (1997)
Web Chapter 7 |
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| COURSE DONE- THANKS FOR THE WONDERFUL EXPERIENCES! | Environmental Education & Waste Management | Lyle (1994, p. 226-260)
Video: McGill (1997) |
List of Library and WWW Reserve
Articles for
State of the World (E 100F)
PART
I: THE CONTEXT OF SUSTAINABILITY
Week 1
Chapters 1 & 8 in State
Goodland, R. and H. Daly.
1996. Environmental sustainability: universal and non-negotiable. Ecological
Applications 6: 1002-1017.
Pimental
et al. (1997)
Weeks 2-3
Chapters 5 & 9 in State
Vitousek
et al. 1997. Human domination of earth’s ecosystems. Science 277:
494-504.
Week 4
Chapter 6 in State
Costanza
et al. 1997. The value of the world’s ecosystem services and natural
capital. Nature 387: 253-260.
Dobson
et al. (1997)
Week 5
Chapters 4 & 7 in State
Edlin, G. 1990. Reducing
racial and ethnic prejudice by presenting a few facts of genetics. American
Biology Teacher 52: 504-506.
Ray, P. 1996. The rise of
integral culture. Noetic Sciences Review, Spring 1996 Issue, 4-15.
PART
II: THE TOOLS FOR SUSTAINABILITY
Week 6
Pimentel, D. et al. 1997.
Water resources: agriculture, the environment, and society. BioScience
47: 97-106.
Postel et al. 1996. (Abstract
Only) Human appropriation of renewable fresh water. Science 271: 785-788.
Weeks 7-8
Chapters 2 & 3 in State
Baker
(1995)
Botsford
et al. 1997. The management of fisheries and marine ecosystems.
Science 277: 509-515.
Gabriel
(1995)
Matson
et al. (1997)
Safina, C. 1995. The world’s
imperiled fish. Scientific American 273: 46-53.
Week 9
Duncan
(1997). The World Petroleum Life-Cycle: Encircling the Production Peak
Flavin, C. and N. Lenssen.
1994. Powering the future: Blueprint for a sustainable electricity industry.
Worldwatch Paper 119. Worldwatch Institute, Washington, DC.
Romm, J. and C. Curtis.
1996. Mideast oil forever? Atlantic Monthly April 1996: 57-74.
Week 10
Lyle, J. 1994. Regenerative
design for sustainable development. Wiley and Sons, NY., p. 225-260.
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