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Environmental Geoscience Introduction
Students take courses related to environmental studies in geology and biology. They discuss the reoccurring issues that press on the environment such as increased demand for natural resources and the impact of natural hazards on populations.
Students prepare to enter a career where they are able to use their scientific knowledge to help clean polluted areas, advise policymakers, or work with industries to reduce waste and follow regulations. Students are prepared to work as an environmental technician or to attend graduate school in Environmental Science or Resource Management.
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