Environmental Engineering
Environmental engineering for the application of science and engineering methods to improve the environment (including air, water, land resources), and then for human habitation and other organisms to provide health benefits of water, air and soil, including pollution sites rehabilitation The Can reduce the negative impact on the environment by educating the public, protecting the environment, setting regulations and applying engineering paradigms. In most countries, the general educational background of environmental engineers is a bachelor's degree. With regard to environmental engineering, the American Society of Civil Engineers Environmental Engineering Branch issued the following statement: Environmental Engineering through sound engineering theory and practice to solve environmental health problems, including: to provide safe and delicious public water supply; appropriate disposal and recycling of waste water and solid Waste; the establishment of sewer systems that meet the health requirements of urban and rural areas; control water, soil and air pollution and eliminate the impact of these problems on society and the environment. Moreover, it deals with engineering issues in the field of public health, such as controlling diseases transmitted through arthropods, eliminating industrial health hazards, providing appropriate sanitation for urban, rural and recreational areas, and assessing the environmental impact of technological progress. ...