provides an overview of how science affects our environment

• Ecology

• Ecosystem

• Environmental Science

• Environmental Engineer

a term that is commonly used in biology and environmental studies

• Ecosystem

• Ecology

• Environmental Science

• Environmental Engineer

defined as a system or community that includes all living organisms and their non-living components in nature

• Ecosystem

• Ecology

• Environmental Science

• Environmental Engineer

defined as a system or community that includes all living organisms and their non-living components in nature

• Ecosystem

• Ecology

• Environmental Science

• Environmental Engineer

branch of engineering that is concerned with protecting people from the effects of adverse environmental effects, such as pollution, as well as improving environmental quality

• Ecosystem

• Environmental Engineering

• Environmental Science

• Environmental Engineer

work to improve recycling, waste disposal, public health, and water and air pollution control

• Ecosystem

• Environmental Engineering

• Environmental Science

• Environmental Engineer

exists in subterranean aquifers that are situated underground

• Ground Water

• Surface Water

• Hardness

• Turbidity

it includes any freshwater that’s sent into wetlands, stream systems, and lakes

• Ground Water

• Surface Water

• Hardness

• Turbidity

is determined by the presence of polyvalent cations in water in consistent units

• Ground Water

• Surface Water

• Hardness

• Turbidity

is a measure of water clarity in streams, rivers, and lakes. these are caused by dissolved clay particles mixed in water

• Ground Water

• Surface Water

• Hardness

• Turbidity