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Results: 21 courses
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PHIL 013   PHILOSOPHY, NATURE, AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Studies Competing Historical And Contemporary Conceptions Of Nature, Their Philosophical Foundations, And Their Implications For Environmental Problems And Public Policy.
Credits: (3)

PHIL 118   INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL PHILOSOPHY
Considers the moral status of the environment and applies ethical theory to issues such as preservation, hunger, pollution, and sustainability.
Credits: (3)

PHIL 131   INTRODUCTION TO AGRICULTURAL ETHICS
Includes the study of animal rights, international development, environmental sustainability, biotechnology, social policy and justice, and agrarian community.
Credits: (3)

PHIL 132   INTRODUCTION TO BIOETHICS
Studies questions of ethics in relation to biotechnology research and implementation, genetic engineering, medicine, animal and human rights.
Credits: (3)

PHIL 403   ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS
Examines Ethical Theories, Justice, Rights, Community, And Human Values Revolving Around Such Issues As Preservation, Conservation, Pollution, Sustainability, And Population.
Credits: (3)

PHIL 418   ETHICS
Examines ethical theories, justice, rights, community, and human values revolving around such issues as preservation, conservation, pollution, sustainability, and population.
Credits: (3)

PHIL 431   PHILOSOPHY AND AGRICULTURE
Studies philosophical and ethical questions regarding agriculture, politics, and policy, including food safety, environment, international development, community, and sustainability.
Credits: (3)

PHIL 433   ETHICS IN SCIENCE AND ENG
Ethical issues arising in the practice of science and engineering and their philosophical analysis.
Credits: (3)

PL SC 134   SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE SCIENCE AND POLICY
The science, economics, and politics of managing food production systems; current practices and options for the future.
Credits: (3)
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PL SC 135   THE POLITICS OF THE ECOLOGICAL CRISIS
The political implications of the increasing scarcity of many of the world's resources.
Credits: (3)

PL SC 412   INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY
The Transnational Politics Of Trade, Investment, Aid, Raw Materials, And The Environment; Nation-States, Multinational Corporations, And The U.N.
Credits: (3)

PPATH 318   DISEASES OF FOREST AND SHADE TREES
Introduction To Diagnosis And Control Of Forest And Shade Tree Diseases.
Credits: (2)

PPATH 405   MICROBE-PLANT INTERACTIONS: PLANT DISEASE AND BIOLOGICAL CONTROL
Survey Of Microbe-Plant Interactions Causing Plant Disease, Mechanisms Of Pathogenesis, Disease Control, And Microbial And Molecular Biological Control Strategies.
Credits: (3)

PPATH 417   BACTERIA AND ABIOTIC STRESS CAUSING PLANT DISEASES
The biology of plant pathogenic bacteria, the diseases they cause and their control, and the impact of pollutants on vegetation.
Credits: (2 - 4)

PPATH 424   SEEDS OF CHANGE: THE USES OF PLANTS
Interdisciplinary approach to the biology, chemistry, history, and culture of interactions between plants and people.
Credits: (3)

PPATH 430   AIR POLLUTION IMPACTS TO TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS
An overview of direct and indirect effects of air pollution on terrestrial plants and ecosystems.
Credits: (3)

PPATH 457   PRINCIPLES OF INTEGRATED PEST MA
Integrated study of pest complexes and their management, emphasizing ecological principles drawing on examples from a range of agricultural, forestry and urban systems.
Credits: (3)

PPATH 533   MOLECULAR GENETICS OF PLANT-PATHOGEN INTERACTIONS
In depth discussion/review of the primary literature on the mechanisms of plant-pathogen interactions at the molecular and cellular levels.
Credits: (3)

PPATH 540   PLANT DISEASE CONTROL
Principles of plant disease control, including theoretical considerations involved in control by chemical and nonchemical means
Credits: (3)

PPATH 542   EPIDEMIOLOGY OF PLANT DISEASES
Disease development in populations of plants, with emphasis on the impact of environment and control practices on rate of development
Credits: (3)

PPATH 543   PATHOGEN VARIATION AND HOST RESISTANCE
Mechanisms and implications of genetic variation in plant pathogens related to breeding for disease resistance in plants by genetic means
Credits: (3)


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