A course that explores the interdisciplinary nature of environmental health sciences. It explains fundamental scientific concepts relating to the various environmental components and focuses on the relationship between the environment and human health. Using case studies and critical thinking exercises, the course covers a variety of topics including air, water and soil pollution, energy, waste management, climate change, biodiversity and sustainable development. It also highlights the relationship between population growth, economics, politics, ethics and the environment.

Fundamentals of Environmental Health Sciences

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