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Getting a job in environmental services can involve a lot of different skills. You can work in a national park, a mine, or in textiles. You can be a technician, a researcher, or a chemist. There are variety of options that are all worth exploring.
True environmentalists practice what they preach, and that means incorporating green practices into their own daily routines. Everything from their toothpaste to clothes to Read More
Whether you are looking for a position close to your own home, or something on the other side of the country, Americorps positions in environmental services are available Read More
More and more people are interested in careers that reflect their personal commitment to preserving the environment, but finding the right environmental job can be Read More
The search for that dream job can be tough, but it's important to keep trying. Everyone has a love for something and if yours is nature and the environment you have many Read More
If you enjoy interacting with people and being around nature, there are a number of jobs within the National Park Service that you would find appealing. However, this Read More
Environmental consultants take on the role of helping businesses and corporations attain compliance with environmental laws, rules and regulations. Becoming an Read More
Environmental technicians are in charge of protecting indoor and outdoor resources. They collect water, gas, soil and other samples for field testing to detect pollution or Read More
Building new homes has a huge impact on the environment. In addition to energy use, building can increase carbon dioxide emissions and impact raw materials, water output Read More
Mineworkers work in hard, demanding conditions that often carry great risk. It's not a profession for everyone, but the men that do take this job are incredibly dedicated Read More
Hydrology is the study of all aspects of water: availability, quantity and quality. Hydrology deals with the problems associated with finding and maintaining adequate water Read More
If you are interested in conservation and environment, have an interest in ecology or biology, enjoy working outdoors and like getting dirty, becoming a wetland technician Read More
Textile chemistry is divided into three major fields: dyeing and finishing, fiber and polymer and the blending of textile materials. Textile chemists work in research and Read More
National Geographic, Discovery Channel and other science magazines and television shows inspire people to get a job working with the environment. An environmental Read More
Asbestos refers to a type of fibrous insulation material used in buildings constructed prior to 1979. Over the past 20 years, the dangers of inhaling asbestos have Read More
LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is the nationally accepted benchmark for the design, construction and operation of high performance green buildings. To Read More
Finding the summer job that you want can be a difficult proposition under the best of circumstances. If you are interested in pursuing a summer internship doing Read More
A research biologist conducts experiments and analyzes data in order to gain knowledge about living organisms. Research biologists work in a vast array of fields and offer Read More
The Estuarine Research Federation began in 1971. The Federation's main concern involves environmental appreciation, wise management and understanding of estuaries and Read More
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