Environmental Science


Preserving the Legacy: Introduction to Environmental Technology offers learners a dramatic visual exploration of the field of environmental technology. Produced in cooperation with the Partnership for Environmental Technology Education, and with funding from the National Science Foundation, the course includes 13 half-hour lessons covering governmental processes, health effects of hazardous materials, ecology, the environmental compartments, occupational safety and health, waste, pollution prevention, and more.

Course Components

Thirteen half-hour Video Lessons address core topics, and provide the context for learning. Through the camerera's eye, learners enjoy an intense, compelling view of global environmental problems and solutions.

The Course Textbook is Introduction to Environmental Technology, 1st Edition by Ann Boyce. Published by John Wiley & Sons.

A Faculty Guide and Exam Bank is available at no cost via email or on CD.


Course Applications

Preserving the Legacy: Introduction to Environmental Technology can be used across a range of academic and professional programs

 
  • Online Education
  • Hybrid Supplement
  • Video-based Courses
  • Classroom Supplement (F2F)
  • Environmental Studies
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    Featured Experts Include

     Dr. Paul Ehrlich, Stanford University
    Theo Colborn, World Wildlife Fund
    Dr. Noel Brown, UN Environment Programme
    David Brower, Earth Island Institute
    Fred Hansen, US EPA
    Arthur Craigmail, UC Davis
    Michael Oppenheimer, Environmental Defense Fund
    Marianne Brown, UC Los Angeles
    Liz Walker, Eco-Village
    Jorgen Christensen, Symbiosis Institute
    Jean-Michel Cousteau, Jean-Michel Cousteau Institute
    Jeremy Korzenik, US Department of Justice

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    For More Information email:  Richard Della Valle  rdellavalle@pacbell.net