Environmental Science Resource Center

Environmental science is the study interaction between humans and the environment. Environmental science incorporates physical and biological sciences. It focuses on identifying and analyzing environmental problems and finding solutions. This field uses an incorporated, measurable and interdisciplinary method to studying environmental systems. Scientists in this field concentrate in areas such as the earth processes, energy systems, global climate and pollution and natural resource management.

Atmospheric Sciences

Atmospheric science is the study of the atmosphere. Atmospheric sciences includes the study of the atmospheres process and the affect other systems may have on the atmosphere. It also includes the economic impact of weather and climate.

• Atmospheric Scientists
• Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences 
• The International Association of Meteorology and Atmospheric Sciences
• American Meteorological Society
• Career Opportunities
• Tools of the Atmospheric Scientist
• How Atmospheric Scientists Acquire Samples
• Open Atmospheric Science Journal
• Atmospheric News
• Atmospheric Science Data Center 

Ecology

Ecology is the study of how living things interact with each other. It also includes how living thing interact with the environment around them. Ecology is related to physiology, evolution, genetics and behavior.

• Ecological Society of America
• Urban Ecology
• Nature in an Urban Setting
• Watershed Ecology 
• Hantaviruses
• Center for Urban Ecology
• Historical Ecology
• The National Ecological Observatory Network
• ESA Online Journal 

Environmental Chemistry

Environmental chemistry encompasses many subjects. It uses chemistry to recognize interactions of environmental systems. According to the Clemson College of Engineering and Science, it is the study of the sources, reactions, effects of chemical species in water, soil and air environments.

• Environmental Chemistry Research
• Environmental Chemistry Journal
• Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry
• Environmental Chemistry Laboratory
• Environmental Chemistry Tests
• Journal of Applied Ecology
• European Association of Chemistry and the Environment
• History of Environmental Chemistry

Geosciences

Geoscience is also known as Earth science. It is the study of the composition, structure and physical features of the Earth. Scientists in this field combine physics, chemistry, biology and mathematics.

• Natural Attenuation of Metals and Radionuclides
• Applied Geosciences
• Geosciences and the Planet Earth
• Geosciences
• How Geoscientists Think and Learn
• Geoscientists Career
• International Role of U.S. Geosciences
• Association for Women Geoscientist
• The Geological Society
•  Nature Geoscience