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 Environmental engineering, the event of processes and infrastructure for the availability of water, the disposal of waste, and therefore the control of pollution of all types . These endeavours protect public health by preventing disease transmission, and that they preserve the standard of the environment by averting the contamination and degradation of air, water, and natural resource. Projects in environmental engineering involve the treatment and distribution of beverage (see water system system); the gathering , treatment, and disposal of wastewater (see wastewater treatment); the control of pollution and noise pollution; municipal solid-waste management and hazardous-waste management; the cleanup of hazardous-waste sites; and therefore the preparation of environmental assessments, audits, and impact studies. Mathematical modeling and computer analysis are widely wont to evaluate and style the systems required for such tasks. Chemical and mechanical engineers can also be involved within the process. Environmental engineering functions include applied research and teaching; project planning and management; the planning , construction, and operation of facilities; the sale and marketing of environmental-control equipment; and therefore the enforcement of environmental standards and regulations. The education of environmental engineers usually involves graduate-level course work, though some colleges and universities allow undergraduates to specialize or take elective courses within the environmental field.  

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