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Environment
Environmental science is a multidisciplinary academic field that integrates physical, biological and information sciences in the study of aspects of the environment, environmental systems, and the solution of environmental problems.
International standards and resources
The International Geosphere–Biosphere Programme coordinates international research on global-scale and regional-scale interactions between Earth’s biological, chemical and physical processes, and their interactions with human systems.
This section covers:
- Air quality
- Antarctic environment
- Biodiversity
- Climate change
- Heritage
- Land
- Marine and coastal environments
- Water use and quality.
These categories of the environment are similar to those used in Australia's state of the environment reporting.
Other relevant sections
How to:
- use clear and appropriate language
- write about evidence
- write about risk
- write about data and statistics
- cite other work.
How to present and format:
- Australian regions
- titles of documents and other resources
- acronyms and initialisms
- chemical equations
- mathematical equations
- numbers and units
- references.
How to capitalise:
- conventions, treaties, protocols, codes and projects
- organisations and institutions
- historical and geological periods
- proper nouns.
How to format, design and include:
Related subject areas
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Computing
- Earth and the universe
- Geography
- Mathematics and statistics
- Physics
- Science