I want to be a professor, researching ways to help the environment. My major was originally gonna be biochem, bc I was interested in nutrition at first. I feel like canging it to environmental science may be too general to make any advancements in researching. I was thinking of going into someting more specific to ackle a big environmental issue. I want to find a way to curtail global warming, deforestation, ocean acidification, and/or any part of the sixth mass extinction. I understand that a lot of this takes changes in society and our mentality towards the environment, but I think my calling is more experimenting in a lab than convincing people to change (not at all denying someone needs to do that). So which area could best be helped by somenew invention or discovery? Bioengineering to make a frankenstein plant that's incredibly efficient at filtering pollutants. Marine chem to fix the oceans ph? Climatogy to fix the air? Or maybe just taxonomy so we at least know the species going extinct were there?