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		Environmental scientists and hydrologists use their knowledge of the physical makeup and history of the Earth to protect the environment, study the properties of underground and surface waters, locate water and energy resources, predict water-related geologic hazards, and offer environmental site assessments and advice on indoor air quality and hazardous-waste-site remediation.
		Environmental scientists and hydrologists in research positions with the Federal Government or in colleges and universities frequently are required to design programs and write grant proposals in order to continue their data collection and research.
		Environmental scientists and hydrologists have extensive training in physical sciences, and many apply their knowledge of chemistry, physics, biology, and mathematics to explain certain phenomena closely related to the work of geoscientists.
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	Homepage :: Graduate Environmental Engineering at NMSU
		The environmental engineering program at NMSU provides unique educational and research opportunities at the graduate level in the fields of water quality, water treatment, water pollution control, wastewater treatment reclamation and reuse, hazardous and soil waste management, and groundwater treatment.
		Students desiring to work toward an advanced degree in environmental engineering must have completed undergraduate preparation substantially equivalent to that required for a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering at this institution, or must have an adequate background as will be determined by the graduate faculty of this program.
		Issues related to air pollution control engineering and environmental and occupation health engineering are covered through special topics classes and by courses taught outside of the College of Engineering.
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		Mechanical engineering is one of the oldest and broadest areas of engineering activity.
		With this type of broad training, mechanical engineers are in an excellent position to adapt themselves to the modern industrial environment, which is constantly changing in response to new developments in automation, the use of computers, and new sources of energy.
		Additionally, the Environmental Engineering major requires that Economics 6 be used to satisfy 4 units of the Social Sciences breadth requirement.
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	FSU Aquatic Environmental Science Masters Program
		are prospective or current employees of government and industry seeking careers in environmental or aquatic science.
		Employment opportunities for environmental scientists are expected to grow faster than average in the next decade, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor's On-line Occupational Labor Handbook.
		Driving the demand for environmental scientists is the increased emphasis on monitoring the environment and applying the results of scientific research to the formulation of public policy.
	www.ocean.fsu.edu /aquatic.html (379 words)

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		Environmental geography Environmental geography is the branch of geology.
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		Environmental impact statement An environmental impact statement (EIS) is an examination of the effects on the environme...
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	Pond and Lake Management - Aquatic Environmental Services of Georgia
		Grass carp are stocked at rates of 5 to 15 per acre depending on the plant species growing in the pond, severity of the weed coverage, and the size of the pond.
		Aquatic Environmental in just the last eight years has stocked fish in over 1,000 lakes and ponds in the southeast.
		Aquatic Environmental can test your lake water to determine the critical information needed to better manage your fishery.
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	1999-2000 UCI Catalogue: Engineering
		Environmental Engineering involves designing environmental protection or remediation strategies for multiple resources--water, air, and soil, often with combinations of physical, chemical, and biological treatment methods in the context of a complex regulatory framework.
		The goal of the Environmental Engineering curriculum is to prepare graduates with a strong basic science background, particularly in chemistry and biology, and to provide students with a broad exposure to several environmental engineering science disciplines.
		Environmental Engineering courses in water and air quality, water resources management, water and air pollution control, and hazardous waste management fill much of the remaining curriculum.
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	Environmental Engineering Jobs in Environmental Career Opportunities: the only comprehensive listing of ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Dewberry is seeking an Environmental Group Manager to oversee the day to day technical and administrative tasks associated with managing a multidisciplinary group of environmental scientists, engineers and natural resource specialists; business development with a focus on private sector pursuits and PandL responsibilities.
		Qualified individuals must possess an MS in environmental studies, policy and planning, or transportation planning; 7+ years of experience in the collection and analysis of demographic and economic data; locational analysis; master plan development and review; coordination of development plans and zoning ordinances, and review of tax and census data required.
		Background in environmental studies and statistics with an M.S. degree in related field or a minimum of 5 years experience is required.
	www.ecojobs.com /engineeringjobs.htm (4347 words)

	University of Texas at Arlington
		The Environmental and Earth Sciences program is designed to provide a graduate student an integrated, multidisciplinary education, nurtured through a carefully tailored degree program requiring a breadth of understanding and mastery of a spectrum of scientific and engineering principles.
		Among the goals is to provide students who have earned engineering or science undergraduate degrees a common ground for interdisciplinary communication, an understanding of the environment, and competence in a discipline that will enable him or her to evaluate and solve complex environmental problems.
		Although the Environmental and Earth Sciences Program is a graduate program, it administers an undergraduate scholarship in life sciences sponsored by the North Central Texas Region of the Texas Water Utilities Association.
	www.uta.edu /ese (196 words)

	CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
		CEE 431 Seismology and Earthquake Engineering (3) NW Presents an overview of earthquake processes and details of the characteristics of destructive ground motion; illustrates the effects of such motion on engineering structures; reviews current practice in estimating earthquake hazards for important structures such as nuclear power plants.
		Engineering classification, physical and mechanical properties of rocks, failure modes and initial stresses in rocks, laboratory and field testing of rocks, rock slope engineering, underground openings, foundations on rocks.
		Fundamental concepts for microbial processes including organic chemical structure, nomenclature and environmental properties, principles of microbial metabolism, study of specific types of bacteria important to environmental engineering and their metabolism, development of microbial kinetic equations, including substrate utilization, energetics, and stoichiometry.
	www.washington.edu /students/crscat/cee.html (4731 words)

	MIT Course Catalogue: Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
		An education in civil and environmental engineering provides an excellent foundation for careers in fields as diverse as engineering design, education, law, medicine, and public health, as well as for graduate study in engineering and science.
		The department introduced the Master of Engineering (MEng) degree in 1995 as an important new complement to the department's ongoing Master of Science in Civil and Environmental Engineering and doctoral degrees.
		Historically, the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering has had strong ties to the Center for Environmental Health Sciences in teaching and research activities related to understanding the role of chemical and biological agents in the environment as causes of human disease.
	web.mit.edu /catalogue/degre.engin.civil.shtml (4556 words)

	Dictionary of Meaning www.mauspfeil.net
		'''Aquatic and environmental engineering'''; an List of engineering topics engineering topic, used sometimes as a synonym for Civil engineering by some universities in Sweden, since the word 'Civil engineering civil engineer' often refers to an engineering degree.
		Also I doubt that this is synonymous with civil engineering in English.
		There you find a list of all editors and the possibility to edit the original text of the article Aquatic and environmental engineering.
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	Aquatic Engineering, Inc. - Company Qualifications
		Aquatic Engineering is a full service aquatic environmental engineering firm specializing in a variety of freshwater ecological service arenas.
		Aquatic Engineering has experienced personnel technically adept in various aquatic environments providing environmental engineering solutions for the preservation and management of our inland freshwater ecosystems.
		From the acquisition of permits to providing the inventory of endangered species, Aquatic Engineering has what it takes to fully project and visualize the direction of your project.
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	Wilkes Earth & Environmental Sciences
		Research projects involve the fate of chemotherapeutics in the aquatic environment; groundwater resources in Latin America; and a geological survey of volcanic unrest at Yellowstone National Park using GPS technology.
		Center for Geographic Information Systems: Wilkes is a regional leader in the use of geospatial technologies as applied to environmental problems.
		Other laboratories conduct indoor and outdoor air sampling and testing; environmental and field-testing of soil samples; and preparation of rocks and minerals.
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	WUR - Environmental Sciences (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The research of the Aquatic Ecology and Water Quality Management group focuses on the physical, chemical and biological processes occurring predominantly in freshwater ecosystems.
		The main goal is to develop new knowledge and better instruments for restoration and management of aquatic ecosystems.
		The research is multidisciplinary (environmental engineering, environmental chemistry and aquatic ecology) and ranges from the laboratory scale (detailed process studies) to the actual ecosystems’ scale (field studies).
	www.dow.wur.nl /UK/cwk/org/aewstart.htm (104 words)

	Environmental Engineering Program, Department of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering, Iowa State ...
		Environmental engineering firms often require employees to have a graduate degree in environmental engineering, and Iowa State's program prepares you to enter engineering and management roles in the environmental engineering industry and/or pursue a research/academic career.
		A graduate degree in environmental engineering is an invaluable investment in your future.
		Research conducted by Environmental Engineering and Water Resources (EEWR) faculty is geared toward understanding the fundamental physical, chemical and biological principles of engineered and natural systems.
	www.cce.iastate.edu /academics/environ_program.cfm (783 words)

	Universität Karlsruhe (TH) - IWG/SWW - History
		Aquatic Environmental Engineering in Karlsruhe was created in 1962 when the Insti-tute of City Engineering was restructured.
		Aquatic Environmental Engineering or Public Health Engineering or Water Quality Management – department names that are found in other universities – is a relatively young academic field.
		Teaching of Aquatic Environmental Engineering was focused on civil engineering students in particular in terms of water supply, wastewater disposal and pollution con-trol engineering (and until 1990 when a chair for solid waste management was filled also those issues).
	www.isww.uni-karlsruhe.de /666.php (352 words)

	Undergraduate Programs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Environmental Engineering is a four year full-time degree program.
		In the following years, several strands are followed including the basic and applied sciences (biology, ecology, industrial, atmospheric and aquatic chemistry, geography, engineering mathematics), geotechnical engineering, water engineering, transport and noise engineering, engineering management, chemical engineering, waste management and site remediation.
		In the final year, students have the opportunity to major in one of the five specialist areas of geotechnical engineering, water engineering, transport engineering, chemical engineering, or geography.
	www.eng.unsw.edu.au /prospect/ug/be/envdes.htm (158 words)

	Environmental Engineering School-Wide Graduate Concentration \| The Henry Samueli School of Engineering
		Environmental engineers with an interdisciplinary background are particularly sought to address the complex infrastructure needs of today’s society, where they must be able to communicate with teams of scientists and engineers from different disciplines.
		Environmental engineering graduates who meet this description can expect to remain in strong demand in the private and public employment sectors, and their range of career opportunities is highly diverse.
		Students with a background in engineering—particularly chemical, civil, environmental, and mechanical engineering—as well as scientists from biology, chemistry, environmental science, and physics, are encouraged to participate.
	www.eng.uci.edu /grad/concentration/ee (826 words)

	Top Consulting Tips - aquatic consulting environmental (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Aquatic Consulting Services, Inc. (ACS) is an environmental consulting firm focusing on water-related resources, including water quality, fisheries, and riparian/wetland habitats.
		Aquatic Environmental Services offers a full line of lake and wildlife services and products.
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	Environmental Engineering Diary
		The unit operations and processes used in environmental engineering are classified as physical, chemical, or biological treatment according to there functional principle.
		In the strict sense, a unit operation is a physical treatment and a unit process is a chemical or biological treatment, however the term unit processes are frequently used interchange ably.
		Thus there is a need to maintain the quality of the aquatic environment to ensure that the water is suitable for treatment for public supply, and that the cost of treatment is kept as low as possible.
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	Environmental Engineering (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		An introduction to Environmental Engineering and the basic methods and principles used in the analysis and design of physical processes; units, dimensions, and measurement; mass balances; introduction to the WATSTAR computing environment; use of word processing, spreadsheet, and database software; WHMIS; laboratory on visual communication (joint with CH E students) is included.
		The purpose of the project is to demonstrate students' abilities to practise in an Environmental Engineering capacity in their chosen area of expertise, using knowledge gained from their academic and employment experiences.
		Attention is given to the engineering design and operational aspects of the control of generation, storage, collection, transfer and transport, processing and disposal of solid wastes in landfill site.
	www.adm.uwaterloo.ca /infoucal/9697/COURSE/course-ENV_E.html (1287 words)

	E64 CE 543 Aquatic Chemistry Course Description Department of Civil Engineering The Henry Edwin Sever Graduate School ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Aquatic chemistry governs aspects of the biogeochemical cycling of trace metals and nutrients, contaminant fate and transport, and the performance of water and wastewater treatment processes.
		In addition to solving problems manually to develop chemical intuition regarding aquatic systems, software applications for solving chemical equilibrium problems are also introduced.
		Course lectures on aquatic dchemistry principles are supplemented by laboratory demonstrations and detailed examinations of case studies.
	www.cive.wustl.edu /Courses/Descriptions/E64CE543.html (137 words)

	Content - Graduate Program in Environmental Sciences
		Environmental problems of the future whether agricultural, engineering, ecological, political or economical are guaranteed to be those that are interconnected and interdependent on human interactions with Earth Systems.
		Environmental issues, such as natural resource degradation and depletion, are all too often the ultimate cause of economic and political policies.
		The program emphasizes basic research on environmental processes and effects, and applied research and teaching that will contribute to solving the world's pressing environmental problems.
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	UC Berkeley Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
		The objective of Environmental Engineering study and research at Berkeley is determined by the degree goal.
		The Doctor of Engineering (D.Eng.) degree is a professional degree for study and research emphasizing synthesis, design and professional practice, open to students who have satisfied the equivalent of a B.S. degree in engineering.
		Possible minors are described under each area of emphasis, and include: chemical engineering, chemistry, engineering analysis, fluid mechanics, combustion, flow in porous media, molecular biology, microbiology, biotechnology, molecular biology, environmental resources policy and economics, soil sciences, ecology, earth sciences, toxicology, and environmental health.
	www.ce.berkeley.edu /env/degrees/programs.html (1303 words)

	Resume - Recent graduate with a B.S. in Environmental Engineering from Columbia Universit...
		Environmental Advisor with experience in environmental compliance, monitoring, reporting and rehabilitation.
		Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer with project management, design, facility commissioning and plant maintenance experience in the chemical, semiconductor and wastewater treatment industries.
		Recent graduate with a B.S. in Environmental Engineering from Columbia University and B.S. in Mathematics from Arcadia University looking for entry-level position in Environmental Field.
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