How does drinking water relate to your science profession?

I am a biological technician and I do this grow a plant the expresses green fluorescent proton water stress to see how quickly  drought affect crops.  

I'm a hydrologist. Drinking water relates to my science profession for many reasons. The main reason is "I could collect and analyze water and mud samples to determine levels of pollutants in a water system." That helps because I could tell somebody if that water polluted and whether or not if it's even worth filtrating. pollution is a huge part of drinking water because we can't drink polluted water so we need to know if safe to drink. That's why drinking water relates to my profession.

Drinking water relates to my job as an Hydrologist by mainly all of the jobs I have to do but there are so many different things I have to do. Like mainly collecting and analyzing water also mud samples to determine levels of pollutants in a wate4r system. Drinking water relates to this example because drinking water is when its "clean enough to where someone would drink the water." If I go some mud and water samples and tested them I would know whats wrong with the water to make it non drinkable and I could find out what I could take out or put in to make the water clean.



Also a Hydrologist has a job to help create environmentally responsible water usage regulations for communities along major rivers. Hydrologists have a job of doing this because they have to make sure that the water has no bad substances in the water that could make people very ill or sick. People have to have at least clean water to drink so Hydrologist take a job in this part and makes sure that people have clean water with no waste or substances to make the people not want or have the water they need. To be able to live and not become sick or make them not able to do anything.



Another thing that Hydrologist do is they gather and evaluate meteorological data to predict an drought which relates to drinkable water because if somewhere in the world the people have an drought they wont have very much water to use and drink. Which causes the water to evaporate and some of the water that's left will have some of the grass, sand, mud anything that has went in to the water while the sun was beating down on it. Which would make the people sick and maybe even die from the water loss and the substances in the water that might not be seen but can see with a microscope.



Last but not least Hydrologist take place in drinkable/clean water by doing the job of making a predict of snow pack levels on a mountain range that will cause flooding in spring. That example might sound like that it has nothing to do with drinkable/clean water but it does. Hydrologist got to make sure that all of the water that's going to cause flood can't be bad. If the water flooded and the sun wasn't out the water wouldn't be able to evaporate which sooner or later would run down into the ground and if something or some kind of an substance was in that water it would get into the water that's underground for wells. If that water got into the underground water the people that get that water from the well could make those people sick from the substances that was on the mountain that the people are not use to.



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