desalination
The process of removing salt from seawater
What is desalination?
Designs systems for managing and cleaning municipal water supplies as well as taking care of water treatment plants.
What does an Environmental engineer do?
Agronomist.
Studies crops and works with farmers in the field to grow crops more efficiently.
What does a chemical engineer do?
Use chemistry to solve environmental problems.
One of the benefits of desalination
Making clean drinking water out of salt water and taking harmful chemicals out of water in the ocean so that humans are able to drink it.
Benefits of being an Environmental Engineer
It aids in the provision of safe drinking water, the reduction of water pollution, and the facilitation of proper waste disposal.
Crops.
Conservation biologist
Research ecosystems, habitats, and animal life in order to help save things such as animals from going extinct.
1 million gallons
what is the amount of water desalinated per day
Bad things about being an Environmental Engineering technician.
Not a good money making job.
Agronomists are the least important job when it comes to keeping the environment safe. TRUE OR FALSE!!!!
False
Environmental lawyers
Focus on environmental rules and laws. Fight for laws for climate change, water and land usage, etc.
One of the risks of Desalination
Energy usage
All of them!
Which job of all of these is the most important?
Soil
what is a mixture of water, air, and mineral fragments
What are all the jobs that we learned about today?
Environmental engineering technician, environmental lawyers, chemical engineers, conservation biologist, and agronomist.
Uses reverse osmosis technology to separate water molecules from the salt in seawater.
What is the process of desalination??
Allows certain substances to pass through it but others.
Semipermeable
The natural world around us
What is the enviornment
Why is the job of chemical engineers so important? +100
Chemical engineers help us solve real-world problems with exciting ideas, like recycling plastic bottles into fabrics.