Our experts have conducted extensive studies on past and recent trends in growth and migration of human population; depletion and restoration of clean air, water and arable land; environmental effects on the health of plants, animals and ecosystems; and on the scope of existing supplies and human usage of earthly resources such as metals, minerals and energy sources.  Also, we have integrated state of the art knowledge of geology, hydrogeology, meteorology, oceanography and seismology into these studies towards managing natural hazards ranging from coastal and inland flooding, damaging winds to perilous earthquakes.  Invariably, as the world’s population grows and migrates towards major metropolitan hubs, environmental pollution factors such as noise and waste by-products from energy utilisation need to be monitored and remedied . Our experts have addressed these needs as well as those of less developed regions of the world. A multidisciplinary approach encompassing engineering and scientific disciplines is required to anticipate and solve such problems.