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An Environmental job can be one in a number of different areas. Environmental Job Titles This list is not exhaustive, it list some of the more common environmental jobs and also some of the jobs which have see the fastest recent growth. Agricultural Scientist Specialise in agricultural productivity. They study commercial plants, animals and cultivation techniques in order to improve the productivity and sustainability of farms and agricultural industries. Climate Change Scientist Research and present data on the structure and dynamics of our climate system Conservation Officer Advance and ensure protection of the natural environment and resources via educating communities and encouraging involvement, and awareness. Ecologist Investigate ecosystems as a whole i.e. they investigate both the living and non-living components of the environment. They study the relationships between the two. Electric Car Engineer Use science and maths to design and develop electric automobile technology. They then undertake evaluations with respect to measure the safety, efficiency, cost, reliability, and safety of these aforementioned designs. Energy Engineer Work on finding efficient, clean and innovative ways to supply energy. These methods could be the extraction of oil and gas. A Renewable Energy Engineer would study how to best supply energy from renewable or sustainable sources of energy, such as wind energy, solar power wave energy and biofuels. An Energy Engineer was listed as one of the fastest growing jobs in Australia in 2018 Environmental Engineer Examine and mitigate the effects of human and other activities on both the natural and built environment. This could include reducing pollution and protecting the air, water, soil, and humans from actions which may harm either them or the environment. According to CNBC, in 2018 across the world, this was one of the fastest growing environmental jobs Environmental Scientist They examine the environment (for example by sampling the soil, water or air) and develop policies and plans designed to prevent, control or reduce the harmful effects of human activity on the environment. Also one of the fastest growing environmental jobs in the world in 2018 according to CNBC Listed as one of the top ten fastest growing green jobs in Australia in 2018. Also one of the fastest growing environmental jobs in Australia in 2018. Forestry Manager / Forester Map out and lead the planting, growth, harvesting and conservation of forests for wood production. To ensure balance and sustainable development Foresters may become involved the production of multipurpose forests, sustainable forest management and the reforestation of native woodlands and. Green Building Designers Design buildings (they can be homes, offices, schools, hospitals, or any other type of building) that in their design, construction or operation, reduce or eliminate negative impacts, and can create positive impacts, on our climate and natural environment. Marine Biologist Analyse the interplay of marine life (animals and plants) with coastal areas and the atmosphere. Crucial today is their role in measuring the impact of climate change on our oceans and how much ocean acidification is present and potentially damaging our coral reef ecosystems. Recycling Worker Classify materials, such as metals, glass, wood, paper or plastics, into the correct designated containers for recycling. Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Installers Assemble and carry out the installation of solar panels on rooftops or other areas such as ground mounted solar panels. Urban Grower / Urban Farmer Responsible for growing food in a city or heavily populated town. Green roof tops can provide locally sourced foods that help protect the environment by reducing the use of pesticides, fossil fuels, and other resources which are often used to grow and transport food to market from larger commercial farms. Wind Energy Technician Wind technicians install, inspect, maintain, operate and repair wind turbines. Wind technicians have the knowledge to identify and fix issues that could cause the turbine to be break or fail to operate as it should. Globally one of the fastest growing environmental jobs in 2017.
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