There is a very wide range of things you can do some examples are, overfishing, deforestication, issues with global warming, recycling, the possibilities are pretty much endless do to the fact that so many things are at risk...
Save the Whales
Save the Earth
Save the Trees
Recycle
Any of these topics would work fine, and finding the solution just requires a little research.
Environmental Waste Solutions was created in 1994.
A person who studies the environment is called an environmental scientist or environmental researcher. They specialize in analyzing environmental issues, conducting research, and developing solutions to address challenges related to the environment.
The motto of Environmental Waste Solutions is 'Start a green business, today.'.
There are a few environmental issues. Some of the issues are pollution, money and power.
Critical thinking is important in environmental science because it allows researchers to analyze complex environmental issues, evaluate evidence objectively, and make informed decisions. By critically evaluating data and information, environmental scientists can identify patterns, connections, and potential solutions to environmental challenges more effectively. This skill is crucial for developing sustainable practices and policies that address environmental issues.
Mohan K. Wali has written: 'The environment: science, issues, and solutions' -- subject(s): Environmental education, Environmental sciences, Interdisciplinary research, Study and teaching (Higher)
On the internet. Go to google and type in environmental issues and you will receive different sites with different environmental issues out there
Friends of the Earth are the world's largest grassroots environmental network and the campaign on the most urgent environmental and social issues. I hope the is help you answer the question. ?? xx
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what are the environmental issues after the earth quake in the Philippines
Environmental studies is multidisciplinary because it encompasses various fields such as biology, chemistry, geology, sociology, economics, and political science to understand complex environmental issues. This interdisciplinary approach is necessary to address the interaction between natural systems and human activities, and to develop comprehensive solutions to environmental challenges. Each discipline offers a unique perspective that contributes to the holistic understanding of environmental issues.
The United States has implemented only stopgap solutions for its major environmental issues; so although everything has been addressed, it has only been addressed in a superficial manner. I can assure you that more environmental turning points will be coming, in this century. That is inevitable.