Environmental scientists find and fix pollution and other environmental problems. They figure out what is in the air, water, and soil to make sure that the environment is safe. They also give advice on how to clean the environment. For example, they might design a safe way to get rid of trash. Moreover they use their expertise to protect natural resources. Some environmental scientists help to make laws about protecting the environment. Environmental scientists work in laboratories and offices. They also work outside, taking measurements. They might dig dirt, chip rocks, or do other physical things. Scientists who look for oil often work in foreign countries.
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