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Can AI Replace Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health in 2026?

Moderate exposure. AI could handle about 78% of today's environmental scientists and specialists, including health tasks by 2036, and there is a 53% chance the number of jobs falls by a fifth or more. AI is likely to take over many tasks outright.

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Timeline

2030
Tasks AI can do
38%
Headcount (2025 = 100)
92
Chance of 20%+ fewer jobs
18% 2030 · 53% 2036
One person could cover, 2036
2.4 roles
0%50%100%2026202820302032203420362026: 17%2027: 20%2028: 24%2029: 30%2030: 38%2031: 48%2032: 57%2033: 65%2034: 71%2035: 76%2036: 78%38%
Share of today's tasks AI can perform
40801202026202820302032203420362026: 992027: 992028: 972029: 952030: 922031: 892032: 862033: 832034: 812035: 802036: 7992
Headcount index, 2025 = 100 (dashed line)

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Based on 22 O*NET tasks for "Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health" (SOC 19-2041.00). LLM alone: 3% of tasks; with AI tools: 97%. Projections are a model, not official statistics. How we calculate this · Data version 2026-10