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Thank you very much for this video! Very informative. I'm just now getting into my educational phase after being in the military for the better part of a decade, and environmental sciences has always been something I've been very interested in, specifically on the policy/law side. I'm afraid that I'd be starting late (currently 32). Do you think it would be difficult to transition into this career with little starting experience at my age? I have marketable skills outside of what my educational goals might be, so I'm not entirely worried about that, I'm just interested in hearing what your thoughts might be on someone starting (realistically at 36/37).

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The typical debt bomb mentality. All because you don’t want to get a real job

Like the grapes of wrath..everybody come over here there a jobs a plenty, then everyone gets there fighting for few jobs and people starve. Or are on the parents couch.be realistic, go into nursing.

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Thanks for the great video. I am half way through my bachelors in renewable energy engineering (Australia) and I am excited to gain experience in the field.

Trashie is TERRIBLE. They say you the bag is for up to 15 pounds of items, but they only pay the shipping on two pounds. I spent $20 for the bag, and then an ADDITIONAL $68 to ship my items back. What a scam. Also, I have been contacting their support for days and no one has responded. DONT DO IT.

The job market for everyone is honestly pretty awful, to the point where it’s made many news headlines. Many business and computer science graduates are struggling just as much, which is crazy because these are two of the professions that just 5 years ago were considered ‘safe.’ In my area, environmental scientists are in very high demand statistically (this is in FL too, so I image it’s less demand than California and other blue states). However, most jobs require the ‘1-3 years experience.’ So I’m afraid we all have to suck up the unpaid internship during uni and poor paying first job. At the very least we are actually doing something fulfilling guys. IMO better to struggle for those two years than be stuck in something we hate for LIFE. Fulfillment > 200k a year salary in New York City IMO.

Hi, i want to make my career in environment science but i'm confused like in which stream i choose water, air and land and others can you explain me ??

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Certifications are much more vast than what you listed here. It depends on the individual’s strengths. I’m a technician, I started as a pest control technician, and now I am an asphalt quality control technician. I’ve used those jobs to express the need for each industry to work on reducing emissions and the other aspects of sustainability. Next I’m looking to become an EV charging station technician before becoming a dental hygienist. In all of these industries, and in all my free time, I have always worked on sustainability. Even if it wasn’t in my job title ;)

I want to know about Environmental engineering subject. I am BSC GRADUATE IN GEOGRAPHY.

The thing about *most* ecology roles requiring advanced degrees is not true in the government and private sector, which will make up most the available jobs! Though I guess this would blend in with 'environmental scientists.' Only roles in academia require the Masters and for leading research the PhD. However most the money isn't in research honestly. But the research is absolutely some of the most fun work you'll ever do.

Hi Maddy, environmental engineer here. I'm glad you made this video because I've always wondered how different environmental engineers were from environmental scientists. It's good to hear from someone who actually graduated with a degree from environmental science rather than guessing and googling what they actually do. Keep up the good work! 😃

Thank you!! This was super helpful

Can you do a video on environmental policy!! Sending love from New York!

Civil engineer also do environmental engineer job ?

Great video like always!

Is it a must to be good at physical, chemistry, biology and math?

Is bs environment science has good scope in future and further progress ?will this field provide high salary ?

Love your channel!

Hello, Im a 16 year old and I am about to go into A levels, i want to go into enviromental science or enviromental engineering in the future, my question is, which course is better in terms of salary and satsifation and what A levels do i need inorder to go into enviromental science. Also I want to know what are the degrees with environmental science

Hello! This video was extremely helpful on all fronts! Not only did I learn more about the field from you, but you asked questions that got me thinking about what I really want! I wanna know, what are your opinions about the env science track vs. the natural resource conservation track? Currently trying to think through this comparison.

Thanks for your honest opinion on this love your passion for sustainability!

Hi, I’m currently an accounting and finance graduate looking to get into sustainability and become a sustainability manager one day. I am looking to get a masters, which masters would you recommend? What should I be looking for in the modules so I have the knowledge to be able to match the job description for roles in sustainability?

Hy i am from Pakistan and doing environmental science degree but i am worried about that in future i could able to secure job in uk or USA with good salary

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Feels so alive. I love this so much

Hello ma'am even I want to pursue a long distance master degree where are you doing yours i bet it would be a good one please share if you can and yess really like your videos and thankyou for being a guide to us😄

Unrelated but bro throwing a top water frog in that pond bro you would catch so much fish-

The main problem is nutrition pollution (phosphorus, nitrogen), not the algae which is being caused by it. Unfortunately there isn't much you can do, as the nutrients likely come from many different non-point sources. Hope that helps!

You use algaecide, it wont be cheap treating that much water. Prolly around $400.

You might want to speak with your State Extension Service for additional information.

The stuff you put in a fish tank to stop alae. Made by Tetra. Comes in a very small bottle. On my natural pond i put half of a bottle in a hand sprayer. No more algae. Doesn't hurt plants, fish or frogs.

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Thank you so so much! I’ve been deciding between an environmental engineering degree or an environmental science one, but the struggle has been so real! This definitely clarified a lot of the questions I had, especially the potential jobs.

I’m 37, economist by training and working in financial management. Do you think it’s late to switch to sustainability ?

Your voice is so sweet and you’re the cutest🥺💗✨

Hello, Can you please guide, if a person has started working on ESG Sustainability and doing “ESG Sustainability Reporting” now. What courses/certifications or skills should he acquire to move upward in his career path? Best regards,

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Your videos are so valuable! Thank you for putting these out, hopefully, they help people who want to use their careers to help the planet find their way. I don't have an environmental science degree but I work on environmental education, direct stewardship, biodiversity, and communication and I think there is a lot of pathways to contribute to this field outside of some of the career paths I have seen you propose in your videos. Are you open to chatting about those other paths to a career in ecology? (my educational background is in fine arts btw)

There’s so many fun jobs out there that deal with the environment it’s tough to pick one

Great video. I am a new subscriber to your channel. I work in logistics and am finishing a degree in environmental science with a GIS concentration. Your channel is a jewel.

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Thank you! This was so helpful as I was deciding whether to do the Trashie thing. (I'm going to.) Especially happy that I can do something with ripped/stained etc. clothes other than throw them away.

Hi I want to transition from a role as a quality assurance engineer in software to sustainability. What masters programs would you recommend?

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