哈佛大学鲍尔森工程与应用科学学院的环境科学与工程是一个跨学科计划，其共同目标是理解，预测和应对人为环境变化。解决环境问题，例如全球变暖，平流层臭氧消耗或局部和区域的空气和水污染，需要来自多种科学学科的观点，包括大气物理学和化学，海洋学，冰川学，水文学，地球物理学，生态学和生物地球化学。我们认为地球系统是由化学，物理和生物相互作用组成的复杂集合，人类社会的各种活动使地球系统变得更加复杂。通过探索地球系统中的基本过程和反馈，并采用从理论和建模到实验和观察的一系列方法，我们培训本科生和研究生以综合方式思考环境过
Environmental Science and Engineering at Harvard School of Engineering is an interdisciplinary program with the common goal of understanding, predicting and responding to human-induced environmental change. Environmental scientists at Harvard address environmental issues such as global warming, stratospheric ozone depletion, and local and regional air and water pollution. This work requires perspectives from a diverse set of scientific disciplines including atmospheric physics and chemistry, oceanography, glaciology, hydrology, geophysics, ecology, and biogeochemistry. We view the earth's systems as a complex set of chemical, physical and biological interactions, made even more complicated by the various activities of human society. Through exploration of the underlying processes and feedbacks within the Earth system, and with a range of approaches from theory and modeling to experiments and observations, we train undergraduate and graduate students to think about environmental processes in an integrated fashion, preparing them to manage the environmental challenges we face. Research is strongly interdisciplinary, with many connections to Earth and Planetary Sciences and other science and policy programs at Harvard.