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Environmental Science 11 (Period 3)

Course Description

Environmental science is the study of the effects of natural and unnatural processes, and of interactions of the physical components of the planet on the environment. We will explore the origins of the universe, stars and our planet, the earth’s atmosphere, climate and weather, the lithosphere, the hydrosphere including oceans and the water cycle, and the biosphere.  Using a sustainability perspective we will explore current issues in human/nature interactions and we will develop models for conceptual, practical and technological adaptations through regenerative design including permaculture and biomimicry. We will engage in the process of science to observe, hypothesize, experiment, discuss, and revise our understanding as new evidence comes to light.  We will practice scientific literacy, engaging with current events in science. We will develop and defend arguments based on textual evidence and accumulated data. Finally, we will work to develop our scientific habits of mind and the academic skills which will help us to be scientifically literate citizens and capable college students.

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