the social, cultural, and political contexts of learning, both in and out of schools, will be examined from a critical and social movement perspective. issues to be explored and problematized include knowledge production and power relations, various "isms" in educational theory and practice, hegemony, praxis, experience, empowerment, resistance, and the relationship between education and advocacy

explores contemporary debates on gender, health and food justice through a transnational framing of food systems, food and environmental politics and responsibilities for health and food work. we will employ critical sociological and intersectional theory to investigate private and public food work, the alternative and agricfood systems, global and local politics of food security and contemporary food movements that advocate food sovereignty

physical and hydrogeological properties of unsaturated and saturated porous media and engineered barrier materials; capillary barriers; contaminant fate and transport; geoenvironmental site characterization; groundwater monitoring and slug testing; design, construction and performance of landfill containment systems; contaminated site remediation methods

a geographical approach to the development and utilization of energy resources. the history and impact of past and present energy use will be examined. current and proposed canadian and international efforts to reduce emissions associated with energy will be featured.

an examination of early formation and glacial features of lake superior, travel and commerce, and more recent development based on various resources. topics in the final weeks focus on recent and current economic developments and issues such as environmental regulation and parkland management.

an examination of how biological systems respond to, and sometimes cause, global change. special focus is placed on human actions and how they are affecting other organisms, ecosystems and biodiversity globally.

an examination of how biological systems respond to, and sometimes cause, global change. special focus is placed on human actions and how they are affecting other organisms, ecosystems, and biodiversity globally.

an interdisciplinary analysis of the complex issue of global climatic change. course investigates the physics and causes of change, the likely enviornmental and socio-eocnomic impacts, and the politics and technologies behind mitgation and adaption. a portion of the course will also be given over to the student-led exploration of current research on a topic of their choice.

an examination of the historical relationship between human societies and the natural environment. explores how the human-nature interaction has changed over time with the emergence of capitalism and global power relations.

世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 will explore the use of media in global indigenous cultures and resistance movements