Environmental Engineering

About Environmental Engineering

►Environmental engineering is the branch of engineering concerned with the application of scientific and engineering principles for protection of human populations from the effects of adverse environmental factors; protection of environments, both local and global, from the potentially deleterious effects of natural and human activities; and improvement of environmental quality.✴

【Topics covered in this App are Listed Below】

⇢ Why Environmental Engineering?

⇢ What Is an Environmental Engineering?

⇢ What Does an Environmental Engineer Do?

⇢ Where Does an Environmental Engineer Work?

⇢ What Is the Average Environmental Engineer Salary?

⇢ Environmental Engineering Jobs & Job Description.

⇢ What Is the Job Demand for Environmental Engineering?

⇢ How Do I Get an Environmental Engineering Degree?

⇢ Environmental Engineering Licensure.

⇢ Environmental Engineering Related Degrees.

⇢ What Kind of Societies and Professional Organizations Do Environmental Engineers Have?

⇢ The gas laws.

⇢ Sulphur pollutants.

⇢ Oxides of nitrogen.

⇢ Particulate.

⇢ Volatile Organic Compounds(VOC) and Ozone.

⇢ Carbon Monoxide.

⇢ Metals in the Atmosphere.

⇢ Chlorinated Pollutants.

⇢ Greenhouse Gases Part I: Background.

⇢ Greenhouse gases Part II: Mitigation measures, emission targets and carbon trading.

⇢ Radioactivity in the Atmosphere.

⇢ Assessing Environmental Impact

⇢ Environmental Assessment

⇢ Use Of Risk Analysis In Environmental Assessment

⇢ Risk Analysis

⇢ Probability

⇢ Dose-Response Evaluation

⇢ Sources Of Water Pollution

⇢ Effect Of Pollution On Lakes

⇢ Effect Of Pollution On Groundwater

⇢ Measurement of Water Quality

⇢ Biochemical Oxygen Demand

⇢ Turbidity

⇢ Nitrogen And Phosphorus

⇢ Pathogens

⇢ Heavy Metals

⇢ Water Supply

⇢ Pumps and Pumping

⇢ Water Treatment

⇢ Settling

⇢ Collection of Wastewater

⇢ System Layout

⇢ Sludge Treatment and Disposal

⇢ Sludge Treatment

⇢ Ultimate Disposal

⇢ Nonpoint Source Water Pollution

⇢ Construction Nonpoint Source Pollution

⇢ Solid Waste

⇢ Reuse, Recycling, and Resource Recovery

⇢ Hazardous Waste

⇢ Waste Processing And Handling

⇢ Transportation Of Hazardous Wastes