ANT 225 - Climate Change, Societies and Cultures

Surveys the human dimensions of climate change from a cultural perspective: The interactions among societies, cultures, and climate change. Reviews climate-change futures and their human implications around the world; drivers of climate change; and technological, social, and cultural mitigation and adaptations strategies. Perspective throughout is universalistic (all human societies, past and present) and holistic (all realms of thought and behavior, though with particular emphasis on social, political, and cultural dimensions).

General Education Requirements: Population and Environment

Prerequisites: Sophomore standing

Course Typically Offered: Alternate Years

Credits: 3