i would like to get details on evs ppt on change in locality

Environmental Science Division (EVS)
The Environmental Science Division conducts research on environmental systems to understand how system components could change as a result of energy activities, nationally important emerging technologies, and major new federal policies and programs. Our core studies focus on land and renewable resources, surface and subsurface hydrology, coupled ecosystem processes, radiation and chemical risk management, environmental restoration, atmospheric processes and measurement, and climate research. Our work provides the nation with rigorous science and engineering analyses about the present and possible future state of the environment.
In addition to these program areas, the Center for Geospatial Analysis brings together over 20 EVS staff and other Argonne researchers who specialize in geographic information systems (GIS), spatial modeling, remote sensing, geospatial statistics, visualization, data management, software development, and cartography.

Under the five program areas, over 100 EVS staff members are organized in teams to drive a high-performance, interdisciplinary organization working on important national issues and activities. Our disciplinary capabilities include atmospheric sciences; groundwater, atmospheric, and air quality modeling; ecology; hydrology; health physics; chemistry; software engineering; database management; environmental engineering; geology; archaeology; economics; law; policy; and geospatial analysis.