The environment cannot look after itself, therefore the need for sound environmental laws and policies. This course will focus on some of the United States of American environmental legislations: clean water act (CWA), clean air act (CAA), national environmental policy act (NEPA), resource conservation act (RCA), comprehensive environmental response compensation and liability act (CERCLA), and federal insecticide, fungicide and rodenticide act (FIFRA). The course will also look at international indicatives to control the environment globally and how other countries are balancing the need for development and environmental stewardship.
This course will provide the foundation every missional student needs for understanding environmental communications and how cuntries balance the need for development and environmental stewardship.
Any student who wants to understand why there is legislation geared towards environmental protection must begin with thecommand for man to tend the garden of Eden. This course will provide the foundation for understanding how the environmental communications has changed over time.
Environmental communications and how countries balance the need for development and environmental stewardship will be evaluated per Biblical standards of taking care of the earth.
The study of Environmental communications and how countries balance the need for development and environmental stewardship will prepare the missional student to understand how to be better stewards of the earth.
This study will ground the student in the context of Biblical stwarship of the Earth.
This study will ground the student in the context of Biblical stewardship of the Earth.
Students will be challenged to develop an understanig of environmental communications, which will serve them to better understand current political, economic, development contexts.
Students will be encouraged to examine their own faith considering contemporary environmental communications and Biblical stewardship.
