Chemistry 304 lectures.  These should appear on Monday and Wednesday evenings after in class lectures, and go with the powerpoint/etc. that can be found in D2L.  You will need Realplayer (www.real.com) to listen.

Lecture 1 (Monday, August 24th): Introduction to class.  Putting numbers in perspective.  The role of money and politics in environmental issues.

Lecture 2 (Wednesday, August 26th): Primarily discussion of the Herm Daly article on 5 points of sustainability. Finish first powerpoint.

Lecture 3 (Monday, September 14th): American Farming History, Hybrids.

Lecture 4 (Wednesday, September 16th): American Farming History, GMO's. 

Lecture 5 (Wednesday, September 23rd): Global Warming  (note, I think this is a good discussion, and a lot of specific student questions are addressed, but it does NOT follow a script (notes) because it so free-flowing...  Don't even try.

Lecture 6 (Wednesday, September 30th): Transportation notes.  

Lecture 7 (Friday, October 2nd): Nuclear notes day 1

Lecture 8 (Wednesday, October 7th): Nuclear notes day 2.

Lecture 9 (Wednesday, October 14th): The grid

Lecture 10 (Wednesday, October 21th): Final projects, a couple issues with D2L.  Carbon Sequestration.

Lecture 11 (Monday, October 26th): Cap and trade vs. tax vs. subsidy.

Lecture 12 (Monday, Nov 9th): Superfund.

Lecture 13 (Wednesday, Nov 11th): Executive Orders, Riders, and other tricky ways environmental regulations get passed.