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Environment and energy

Environment and energy

From physics to environmental science: a natural evolution?

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08 Mar 2018
Taken from the March 2018 issue of Physics World

Physics and environmental research are more compatible than you might first think. Kate Ravilious talks to three leading physicists-turned-environmental researchers, to find out about their journey

How many people study physics and then go on to forge a career in environmental sciences? Perhaps no

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Kate Ravilious is a contributing editor to environment and energy at Physics World
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