Environmental Science and Engineering

More technological development, population growth, and a greater need for enough food for our growing population, housing and facilities to meet our growing needs, new farming methods, and so on are likely in the future of Environmental Science and Engineering. More areas will likely require management to avoid pollution or ecological damage. We will see new potential contaminants as well as a need to change conditions in some areas to cope with climate change. Environmental engineers will be in even greater demand to assist us in dealing with the potential problems that this future will bring.

Sub-Tracks

• Environmental Chemistry and Biology
• Environmental Materials
• Environmental Safety and Health
• Environmental Planning and Assessment
• Environmental Analysis and Monitoring
• Environmental Engineering
• Waste Disposal and Recycling
• Water Supply and Drainage Engineering
• Noise and Vibration Control
• Clean Production Process
• Hydrology and Water Resources Engineering
• Architectural Environment & Equipment Engineering
• Soil and Water Conservation and Desertification Control
• Environmental Protection
• Cultivation and Conservation of Forest
• Plant Protection
• Geographic Information and Remote Sensing Science
• Land Resources Environment and Urban Planning