Editing Environmental engineering (section)

=== Curriculum ===
The following topics make up a typical curriculum in environmental engineering:<ref name="Masters 2008 p.">{{cite book|title=Introduction to environmental engineering and science|last=Masters|first=Gilbert|publisher=Prentice Hall|year=2008|isbn=978-0-13-148193-0|location=Upper Saddle River, N.J}}</ref>

# [[Mass transfer|Mass]] and [[Energy transfer]]
# [[Environmental chemistry]]
## [[Inorganic chemistry]]
## [[Organic Chemistry]]
## [[Nuclear Chemistry]]
# [[Population dynamics|Growth model]]s
## [[Resource consumption]]
## [[Population growth]]
## [[Economic growth]]
# [[Risk assessment]]
## [[Hazard identification]]
## [[Dose-response]] Assessment
## [[Exposure assessment]]
## Risk characterization
## Comparative [[risk analysis]]
# [[Water pollution]]
## [[Water resources]] and [[pollutant]]s
## [[Biochemical oxygen demand|Oxygen demand]]
## Pollutant [[Hydrological transport model|transport]]
## [[water treatment|Water]] and [[waste water treatment]]
# [[Air pollution]]
## Industry, [[Environmental impact of transport|transportation]], commercial and residential emissions
## Criteria and toxic [[air pollutant]]s
## Pollution modelling (e.g. [[Atmospheric dispersion modeling]])
## [[Pollution control]]
## Air pollution and [[meteorology]]
# [[Global change]]
## [[Greenhouse effect]] and [[global temperature]]
## [[Carbon cycle|Carbon]], [[Nitrogen cycle|nitrogen]], and [[oxygen cycle]]
## [[IPCC]] [[Special Report on Emissions Scenarios|emissions scenarios]]
## Oceanic changes ([[ocean acidification]], other [[effects of global warming on oceans]]) and changes in the [[stratosphere]] (see [[Physical impacts of climate change]])
# [[Solid waste management]] and [[resource recovery]]
## [[Life cycle assessment]]
## [[Source reduction]]
## [[Waste collection|Collection]] and [[Transfer station (waste management)|transfer]] operations
## [[Recycling]]
## [[Waste-to-energy]] conversion
## [[Landfill]]