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Studying for environmental science degrees under the current climate is more important than ever. This is a career path that offers diverse and exciting - yet challenging – roles for anyone enthusiastic about the world we live in.
From sustainability, environmental planning, to disaster management, these roles are already vital for humanity and the planet, and will only become more essential over time.
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Environmental Impact Assessment in Australia is an important guide for any students or industry employees seeking to focus their work within Australia. It explores up-to-date case studies and offers commentary on the evolving theory and practice of environmental impact assessments. Ultimately, it shares how good assessments can lead to better decision making.
In The Politics of the Environment, author Neil Carter explores the perilous relationship between modern politics and the world we live in. This textbook covers the development of green parties, public policymaking, and environmental issues at local, national and international levels. Students and policymakers alike can benefit from this in-depth guide.
Natural Disasters offers another approach to environmental study. It goes into detail about how and why disasters occur, and the role of plate tectonics, geological time, and climate change. Author Patrick Leon Abbott includes recent case histories and current content for a strong historical understanding of the issues at hand.
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