Nov 11 2008

What kind of scientists work with the environment?

Published by Adam at 8:56 pm under Environment

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Isabella E asked:


I wanna be a scientist when i get older. BUt i dont know which kind. I know that i wanna do something with the environment so. What are some types of scientists that work with the environment??

3 Responses to “What kind of scientists work with the environment?”

  1. lavalamp3773on 14 Nov 2008 at 2:09 pm

    Climatologists:

    Meteorologists:

    Environmental Scientists:

  2. drew ron 17 Nov 2008 at 5:05 pm

    If you want to be a scientist, that is study and research, there are many fields. You could study climate, jungles, deserts, pollution, weather, ocean currents, wildlife, glaciers, microbiology etc etc.

    You can work in a lab setting and study microscope slides of fungus for example or you can study the behavior of animals. A lab scientist or a field scientist.

    There are other considerations. Environmental Engineering goes into using knowledge of the impact that people have on the environment to figure out ways for specific ventures to minimize this impact or compensate for any unavoidable effects. Look at carbon offset.

    This is really a huge field, so you really need to decide what type of study you are most interested in and look into what types of studies are needed in these fields.

  3. oikoson 18 Nov 2008 at 11:32 pm

    It’s a large field but you have plenty of time to narrow it down. For now, take as many science courses as you can and read up in as many environmental fields as you can. You will eventually discover that you like some fields better than others. Read more and more specialized material in these fields and you will eventually come up with a college major and, if you pay attention to where the authors work, a college to go to.