All courses are three credits unless otherwise indicated.
The course focuses on the design of environmental policy under uncertainty and asymmetric information. The course covers the theory and measurement of economic values and risk. Physical Geography Understanding the interaction between humans and the physical environment is important to the formulation of sound environmental policy. The course examines processes that shape the physical environment, the influence of human activities on these processes and the physical environment, and the application of this information to solving environmental problems. Test hypotheses using both the Fisher and Neyman-Pearson criteria.