V600 Capstone: Environmental Policy Analysis

	Spring 1998 Section 7988
	Professor: Randall Baker   Class Time: 8am - 9:15 Tuesday and Thursday, PV 274

	Syllabus Readings For the Introductory Lectures (1&2) read the Background Notes posed on this web site. In addition, by the time we have shown the Rachel Carson video, you should also have read Vig and Kraft chapters 1 and 4. Also Read "Issue 3" in the Taking Sides book. Although it is not required, you would do well to read Rachel Carson's Silent Spring as a key document in shaping policy--perhaps the most significant environmental volume of the century. Try, when reading it, to understand why it had such a widespread impact.   Rogers Farm Update Hoosier Acres: Notice of Meeting Lecture 1: Background notes   Lecture 2: Background notes   Al Gore and Rachel Carson
	A New Look at Environmental Policy   The Guiding Principles of the European Federation of Green Parties   The Environment: International Activities In 1996
	I-69 Exercise Update for I-69 Project - 2/12/98  I-69 Group Final Ranking   Demythologizing the Family Farm (by Warren Henegar)  Up & Down with Ecology -- The "Issue-attention cycle"
	Clean Water Act: Indiana and Maryland  The Uneven Geography of Managing Urban Storm Water: A Comparison of Two State Programs  Federal and State Relations: Case of the EPA - Dean Barnes  Transboundary Problems  European Union and United States Compared Individual Case Study Paper: An Example

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