Prerequisites: restricted to class level standing of junior, or senior; or consent of instructor
Description: Explores when environmental destruction is considered to be a crime of war. Examines how people work to expose hazards, threats, and hidden burdens associated with environmental legacies of war. Addresses how communities pursue ecological recovery in connection with projects that are established to facilitate peacebuilding, reparations, and transformative justice.
Credit: Credit is awarded for one of the following SEHE 135 or SEHE 135S.