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Module 2 - Coupled Human-Environment Systems

  • Introduction
  • Landscape
  • What Are Coupled Human-Environment Systems?
  • Feedback Mechanisms
  • Resilience and Stability
  • Population, Affluence, and Technology
  • Summary

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  • GEOG 30: Environment and Society in a Changing World
    • Module 1 - Geographic Perspectives
    • Module 2 - Coupled Human-Environment Systems
      • Introduction
      • Landscape
      • What Are Coupled Human-Environment Systems?
      • Feedback Mechanisms
      • Resilience and Stability
      • Population, Affluence, and Technology
      • Summary
    • Module 3 - Environmental Ethics
    • Module 4 - Individual and Collective Action
    • Module 5 - Development
    • Module 6 - Food and Agriculture
    • Module 7 - Urban Planning
    • Module 8 - Natural Hazards
    • Module 9 - Climate Change
    • Module 10 - Biodiversity
    • Assignments

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