Science And Environment

1. Best place to study bulding science, environment and energy based issue related to architecture?

Here are ome links below (US, UK, Australia). Good luck!

2. How is science helping the environment through the development of energy saving means of travel and transport?

Most vehicles emit sulphur monoxide, sulphur dioxide and carbon dioxide when the petrol is burnt. This contributes to global warming, acid rain, even skin problems e.g. cancer. Hydrogen vehicles produce water which doesn't damage the environment. Solar panels use energy from the sun to go, which also doesn't emit harmful gases, and damage the environment.

3. Write a note highlighting the importance of Environment Science ?

4. I have earth science and living environment regents?

Well in my school this is how it goes: 9th grade- Earth Science 10th grade- Biology 11th grade- Chemistry 12th grade- Physics

5. Ever wonder why Environment is not in the Science Section?

The way a lot of people react when presented with facts oppsong their beliefs... The Global Warming debates belong under Religion.

6. About bachelor of applied science( environment, park management) and BA of psychology?

Honestly, applied science always has some mathematic in it- usually a lower level calculus (I and II) which is ofcourse summation of algebra, trig, and all that. truly speaking, science only works because there is math behind it. the only thing you could do is become like a science teacher, then you wouldnt hv to do the math (except for grades). as for psychology, it doesnt need math, except for if ur interested in research- then they use statistical methods. but dude, honestly, i think ur math problem is not one to run away from but one u need help with coz maht is really important in a lot of work. if you just want words and stuff, become a english, language, history, sociologist, philosophy, etc major

7. What are the new challanges for the next generation in science and environment?

the most toughest challenge for the new generation will be Finding out voices of ancient apostles and giving the world right answers in the respective religious Field. and one should travel for a long distance in few seconds without the help of any machine.

8. What was the working environment when you work with earth science job like?

Would you like to trade careers? I'm a meteorologist who prefers to work in engineering. Don't get me wrong, meteorology is a good field, but you're smart to consider the working environment before changing careers. Here are my thoughts on the fields you mention: 1. Climate change. Interesting field, and your Chem-E background would be relevant. Very research oriented, quite different from engineering. Perhaps occasional lab or field work, but mostly office work in an academic environment. Because it is so research oriented, a PhD would be an advantage. Potentially very computer oriented, a good choice if you like developing software models. A multidisciplinary subject, with many opportunities to collaborate with people in other fields - you won't be working alone. Increasingly becoming a political subject; maybe a good choice if you're interested in public policy, perhaps less so if you have a distaste for anything political. 2. Weather forecasting. Most meteorologists are weather forecasters. Forecasters tend to be very enthusiastic about weather, a few to the point of obsession. Most forecasters work for the government, so some toleration of bureaucracy is useful. Shift work is usually required, and this can be difficult. A good field if you love weather, less good otherwise. 3. Environmental management. In the meteorological context, this probably means air pollution engineering. Your Chem-E background would be relevant here. Most meteorologists in this field work for engineering services companies, doing dispersion modeling and permitting applications for industrial customers. Work is a mix of computer work and customer facing work, with a fair amount of writing required. Perhaps the most engineering-like of all possible careers in meteorology. I hope this is useful for you. If you have any more questions on careers in meteorology, drop me an e-mail, and I'll try to answer.

9. What's a good environment topic that can be used for 9th grade science fair?

Have a look a a few of these (big pictures) ideas before getting started. http://www.stuffintheair.com/science-experiments.html Good luck.

10. Does any one know of where i can complete a Degree in Environment Science or management in Singapore?

11. Can anyone give info of internatn'l cartoon contests on politics, science, social issues, environment etc.?

Hello Rosy, I recently started a page devoted completely to the world cartoon contests, national and international competitions. It looks like it is the most detailed list in American part of the Web. Welcome to visit it: http://www.cartoonblues.com/Andre_cartoon_contests.html Good luck. Andrey.

12. Does anyone think that doing a project to save the environment is a good idea instead of doing science fair?

13. What could 200 college science students do to better the environment?

If we could get a group of 200 young people to recycle, it could help clean up their area. You'd be surprised how much a group of people can do if they work towards a common goal. One thing that I could picture them doing is traveling around to different schools and groups giving brief orientations on the environmental problems and how we, as a community, can help solve them. Little children really look up to older students... much more than they do to adults. Young people are huge fans of youtube and great at computers. They could create a string of youtube videos to help raise awareness. There is really a large amount of things a group of science students can do to help better the environment, and raze awareness about the environmental problems.

14. What is the interrelationship between science,technology,environment and society?

science+new idea ---------- technology,products frm----------used by society science+new idea ---------- technology,draw backs of tech----------Destroy Environment

15. I need suktis on topic pollution,time,computer,environment,science,corruption,deshprem,optimism?

http://au.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080616000044AAj0n8I

16. What are the harmful effects of science and technology on the environment?

Science is not harmful. Technology is harmful. Look at the world. It is full of pollution right? Look at the sky. It is gray right? Look at people. They are getting lazier and lazier. Conclusion: Technology destroys the world.

17. Science fair ideas that will contribute to the environment?

I think, it would be...really cool. if...some dude..like you, would trash up the whole room where the fair is to be taken place at...and show them..that this is what..we are..doing, to the world...today..and make them....clean, it up...

18. What kind of career can I pursue in science that helps the environment?

Environmental science would be the top one. There are lots of green disciplines in different sciences. Microbiologists use microbes to clean spills. Chemistry.

19. what are the branches of science that is related to environment?

10 branches of science.. Botany - the study of plants Zoology - the study of animals Genetics - the study of the function and behavior of genes Physics - the study of the structure of matter Chemistry - the study of the composition and changes undergone by matter Astronomy - the study of the universe beyond the earth's atmosphere Geology - the study of the history and structure of the earth Paleontology - the study of prehistoric plant and animal life through fossil remains Oceanology - the study of the physical, chemical, and biological aspects of the oceans, the ocean floor, mapping, and measuring the earth's surface Meteorology - the study of the earth's weather and atmosphere Petrology - the study of rocks

20. What are the benefits and limitations of Science and technology in the environment?

This question requires too long of an answer.