Fossil Fuel Course Description
This course introduces students to some of the major issues involving fossil fuels. Taught by a geochemist, an economist, and a professor of education, it covers the geology of fossil-fuel formation and extraction, the economics of their use, and the cultural effects of fossil fuels’ increasing (and potentially decreasing) availability. The course ends with a week exploring the issue of possible drilling for natural gas in the Marcellus shale under central New York.
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- Valuable Film
- Drilling Problems
- The Story of Stuff
- Agricultural Revolution
- Cuban agriculture
- Reading Questions #4
- Readings for Week 3/#4 Gas Drilling Sides
- Reading Response Week 3/#3 Cuba: Life After Oil
- Reading Response Week 3/#2 Eating Fossil Fuels
- New Urbanism
- Rober Moses -- NYC Highway development
- "Joyride" from The Geography of Nowhere
- Interesting video about our oil addiction
- The Car Culture in the US
- Welcome!
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