Which universities in the United States can apply for environmental engineering? Seek an answer

The world-renowned Copenhagen Climate Conference has concluded. Although the conference failed to achieve the expected goal, the environmental protection concept and related environmental protection industries conveyed by the conference have once again become the same topic for people all over the world. Environmental science research has become a new hot spot for studying in the United States. At present, students' understanding of environmental science is not clear. Taking three American universities as examples, we briefly introduce the environmental engineering of American universities. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (special row 2, comprehensive row 38 in 2008), University of Iowa (special row 16, comprehensive row 64 in 2008) and University of Arizona (special row 30, comprehensive row 96 in 2008) are three representative universities in the United States. Next, we can compare the geography, majors and admission conditions of these three universities to analyze the application characteristics of American environmental majors. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign University of Iowa University of Arizona is located in the twin cities of Urbana and Champaign in southern Illinois, close to three metropolises. Iowa City, located in the eastern part of Iowa in the midwest of the United States, has a climate roughly equivalent to that north of the Great Wall in China. The traffic is average, 400 kilometers from Chicago, about four hours' drive. The school is located in Tucson, the second largest city in Arizona, a landlocked state in the southwestern United States. Near the border, bordering Mexico. It belongs to subtropical continental arid and semi-arid climate. It takes two and a half hours to drive from college to Chicago and St. Louis, and only one and a half hours to Indianapolis. Continental climate, relatively dry, four distinct seasons. There is no big airport in Iowa City, so you have to buy Cedar Rapids Airport, which is about 40 kilometers away from the university. The urban economy is underdeveloped and the consumption level is low.