What are the benefits of studying both environmental engineering and physics?

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Hello, I am currently 21 and I am studying environmental engineering. Even though I went for engineering, I always liked physics and would like to take more than a couple of pure physics courses. I have yet to decide on that, but meanwhile I joined the forum to really understand what I see in class. Hello!
 
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