# Biogeochem Impact Extreme Evnt

## ERTH-6230

Climate change is driving an increase in extreme weather events (storms, drought, wildfire). These events manifest as episodic disturbances to affected ecosystems that can alter carbon and nutrient fluxes and reorganize biogeochemical cycles. This course is an in-depth study of current peer-reviewed literature addressing biogeochemical responses to environmental disturbance and extreme events across varied spatial and temporal scales.

4 credits
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Biogeochem Impact Extreme Evnt (4c)

- Sasha Joy Wagner

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