“Imagine what would happen if all natural resources become extinct; would anyone survive? No! ”
This is an article worth studying!
We live in an age that experiences a lot of environmental challenges which have been threatening the existence of living and non-living things. This Earth in which we breathe, eat and live, is not as healthy as it was in the distant past; this is the major reason why you should be motivated to study environmental science and become more aware of the unhealthy patterns trending in the environment within the Earth; furthermore, environmental studies will keep you updated about the environmental issues that affect the world, and which may likely continue to do so throughout our lifetime.
It’s understandable if I sound biased by stating that environmental science is the most important subject because it cuts across all human beings, animals and non-living things in the world. It is important to understand how the Earth works, how our activities affect its life-supporting capability, and how we can reduce…
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AuntyUta 
This is a great article, Uta. My oldest granddaughter is only 12, but given her interest and the needs we see coming, we’ve been encouraging her to think about a future in environmental science. I think it’s a very important field of study!
This is great, Debra, that you do encourage your granddaughter like this. And yes, I think so too. it’s a very important field of study! 🙂
thanks Aunty Uta… I deeply appreciate your gesture, sharing this article 🙏