Environmental Chemistry

Environmental geology

Environmental Geology unites the fundamental foundations of environmental science and places special emphasis on the study of geology and its execution in real-life situations. It is an applied science concerned with the practical application of the basics of geology in solving environmental problems. It includes hydrogeology, environmental mineralogy, hydrogeochemistry, soil mechanics, etc. The fundamental concepts of environmental geology are human population growth, sustainability, hazardous earth processes, etc. as climate change and provides sound advice on how humanity can live responsibly on Earth.

Environmental geology research focuses on the physical and chemical processes occurring on or near the Earth's surface, impacted by human activities. Hydrogeology is important these days because some parts of the world are sacred with frequent rainfall and abundant surface water resources, but most countries have to use water stored underground to supplement their needs. Environmental geology applies geological information to the solution, prediction and study of geological complications such as earth materials, landscape assessment, natural hazards, environmental impact analysis and remediation .