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FAIR 339N - Environmental Issues of Indigenous Peoples of North America

Explores the history, ethics, politics, and biology of environmental issues facing the world’s indigenous peoples. Examine local and international case studies that involve Native hunting and fishing rights, land rights issues, and pollution issues. S/U grading.

Prerequisites & Notes:
FAIR 206A or instructor permission.

Credits: 5
Grade Mode: S/U




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