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Catalog Description:The basic principles of aquatic, atmospheric, and lithospheric chemistry, including the source, fate and reactivity of compounds in natural and polluted environments is covered. This course will satisfy the natural sciences core area requirement. Listed also as Natural Science 221 and Environmental Science 221.Course Materials Required:· A variety of free-access literature and video resources will be used in this course and provided to students via links on the course myDU site so there is no requirement to purchase a text book.· The myDU course delivery platform will be used to disseminate course materials; to facilitate student / professor communications (including email and any live chat sessions); and to submit graded assignments. To accommodate this format, students should have convenient and reliable access to the internet preferably via a computer.Grading Policies and Procedures:The grading system used for the course is based on point accumulation for various components of the course. You will be graded on a total of twelve Topic Assignments, fourteen weekly discussion sessions, and one course project. The following criteria will be used for weighting components of this course:

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Topic Assignment  #1-------What is Environmental Chemistry? 
 
 
Discussion # 3 
US Environment Protection Agency (EPA) is a Federal Agency whose main role is to protect health of 
the people and protect environment based on the legislations made by the Congress and Senate.

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