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Introduction to Water Law - ENST 3243/995

$How do we ensure we have enough useable water? Who owns water? How are water rights determined in the U.S.? Is the Clean Water Act actually protecting water resources from pollution? What's ahead for freshwater as the climate changes? To find out, take ENST 3243-995, Introduction to Water Law. Meets Online. Taught by Emily Remmel, Esq. Description: What’s not to love about water law? Litigation over water availability and water quality is predicted to become even more widespread as human populations surge and heightened demands pressure dwindling local and regional supplies. This class will provide an understanding of the fundamental tenets of water allocation in the United States. We will also dive into the Clean Water Act and its effect on resolving complex pollution issues. Students will gain an invaluable appreciation of the myriad of competing uses of water. Topics include: riparian doctrine, prior appropriation, the public trust doctrine, Clean Water Act permitting schemes, nonpoint source pollution, and oil spills and hydraulic fracturing. Spring 2023 CRN: 44628$

Gardening, Community & Environment - ENST 3313/001

Hot Topics in Wildlife Conservation - ENST 3663/995 (Winter Intersession)

Biological Invasions and Society - ENST 3743/995

Ecocinema - FMS 3810/002

Environmental Justice - GEOG 4423 / GEOG 5423

Why are some places more polluted than others? Why do wealthy people live in greener places than poorer people? Who decides where we dump our toxic waste, and why? Who gets to breathe clean air? What are the consequences of—and solutions to—these inequalities? GEOG 4423/5423 Environmental Justice Spring2023 Tuesday/Thursday 3:00 -4:15 pm Instructor: Dr. Lauren Mullenbach Questions? Contact Dr. Lauren Mullenbach lauren.mullenbach@ou.edu

Constructing the Human Environment in Italy - PHIL 3293 (Study Abroad)

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