Developing the areas of practice
is critical to our ability to provide for self regulation of a complex
industry. Our approach has been to create an identification of the sciences
while avoiding a categorization of all the daily tasks.
The areas of practice do not extend into the human health fields. The
areas of practice have been annotated with their included sub
disciplines.
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Biology: Botany,
Entomology, herpetology, ichthyology, ornithology, biological
remediation, toxicology, wildlife science, zoology.
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| Systems: Ecology or
systems requiring kowledge and experience in more than one area of
practice on an interactive basis. |
Chemistry: Atmospheric
chemistry, environmental human health, chemical remediation, toxic
materials, water chemistry.
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Geology: Soils,
groundwater, hydrogeology, sedimentology.
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Physical Science:
Acoustics, biometry, hydrology, meteorology.
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Agriculture and Silvaculture:
Range management, forestry, grove management, agricultural practices.
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Management, Policy, and Law:
Enforcement, hazardous waste management, general management, planning,
risk assessment, siting and corridor studies, law and land use
regulation.
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Construction: Architecture,
asbestos, structural environmental engineering, land forming, physical
remediation, site planning, beach nourishment.
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