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Environmental science is the study of how the natural world works and how humans interact with it. It combines biology, chemistry, earth science, and social studies to understand problems like pollution, climate change, and habitat destruction — and how we can solve them. Without environmental science, we wouldn’t fully understand how to protect the planet we depend on.
What Is Environmental Science?
Environmental science looks at:
Ecosystems and how living things interact
Natural resources like water, air, and soil
Human impact on the environment
How science, policy, and communities can work together for change
Why It’s Important:
Environmental science helps us:
Identify causes of climate change and global warming
Monitor pollution and its effect on health
Find renewable energy alternatives
Protect endangered species and habitats
Plan for sustainable cities and farming
What We Learn From It
By studying environmental science, we gain:
Critical thinking skills to solve real-world problems
Awareness of how small actions have global effects
Knowledge to innovate and lead change in science, government, and communities
"We won’t have a society if we destroy the environment.” - Margaret Mead
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