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Environmental Scientist
Environmental Scientists study air, water, soil, and ecosystems to assess the impact of human activity and guide regulatory decisions, often conducting environmental impact assessments for construction, industrial, or land-use projects. They typically hold a degree in environmental science, biology, or a related field and combine field sampling and data collection with GIS and environmental data analysis and environmental modeling software to interpret findings. Many work for consulting firms, government agencies, or corporations navigating regulatory compliance with agencies like the EPA.
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