| Dessription |
Everything seems to matter in environmental engineering. The social sciences and humanities, as well as the natural sciences, can be as important to the practice of environmental engineering as classical engineering skills. Many environmental engineers find this combination of skills and disciplines, with its inherent breadth, both challenging and rewarding. In universities, however, inclusion of these disciplines often requires the environmental engineering student to cross discipline and department boundaries. Deciding what to include in an introductory environmental engineering book is critical but difficult, and this difficulty has been enhanced by the growth of environmental engineering. |
