ENV 1010 is an introductory environmental science course that is suitable for science and non-science majors. Students will survey natural systems, humans’ impacts on natural systems, and potential solutions to current and future environmental issues on global, regional, and local scales. Embedded in the course are explorations of interdisciplinary topics including, but not limited to, process of science; environmental ethics, attitudes, and laws; resource consumption; climate change; biodiversity loss; forests and soils; food systems, agriculture, and fisheries; land use planning; pollution and toxicology; mining and energy; water and waste management; sustainable development; ecological economics; and environmental justice.

This research guide for Environmental Science is designed to provide students with library resources and tools that will help you succeed in this class, in your time as a student, and in your career. 

This guide contains information on how to find books, articles, reference sources, and more in the field of Environmental Science, and many are available through the Norwalk Campus Library's print and online resources. This guide is intended to help you find the most important and useful resources for Environmental Science research. 

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