What is the environmental technology and territorial?

I need to know what a logo for the next year of the Eastern Conference. It's for a contest and we really want our little community at least get some publicity. If speaking on behalf of West Fork, Arkansas "everyone is like Internet where? So it's really important to me and I would love someone to tell me.

Environmental technology is the application of science and technology for preserving environment and natural resources, and combat the negative effects of human participation. It can be simple things like the collection and processing stormwater from construction sites to ensure that the water is in streams, elimination of nuclear weapons materials. Space technologies are technologies that establish a position or location. Primarily, they are involved with the positions on the surface land, but the aviation and space can be described as space technology as well. This is a new area that has developed mainly due to the advent of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) as the U.S. GPS system. Space technologies have applications in environmental technology. For example, when the surface of the restoration of mined areas for a stable topography ability to control the placement equipment out earthmoving is essential. Some symbols you can use are the green earth and satellites styalized. Check out the logo for the IGNSS.

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