Modeling processes and application of existing models. Case studies of aquifer clean up using models. Solid and Hazardous Waste Management Development of solid waste management strategies applied to both contaminated media and generated hazardous wastes with particular emphasis on applications to petroleum production, refining, and marketing. Environmental regulations, analytical methods and field sampling techniques, and risk-based corrective action methodologies for soil and other solid hazardous wastes will be discussed. In situ and ex situ methods of remediation or restoration of contaminated environmental sites.
Emphasis is on hydrocarbon contaminants in soil, surface water and groundwater.
An introduction to the world's oceans, emphasizing geologic origin, chemical composition, physical processes, and marine ecology. History HIST 6389 American Urban History Study of environmental, political, economic, technological, and social factors in influencing the growth and development of American cities. Environmental Law Environmental law, with emphasis on legal regulation and control of activities affecting the land, sea and air environment.