Environmental Research AI Training Participant

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Prolific Academic LtdEnvironmental Science

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Salary45 - 90 USD per hour

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Requirements

BS, MS, or PhD in Environmental Science, Ecology, Climate Science, Environmental Engineering, or a related field.
Professional experience in environmental impact assessment (EIA), climate modeling, conservation research, or ESG reporting.
Deep domain knowledge in carbon accounting, biodiversity metrics, renewable energy systems, or environmental policy.
Ability to identify errors in climate data, carbon footprints, or ecological taxonomies.
Proficiency in interpreting GIS data, satellite imagery, and longitudinal environmental datasets.
Strong ability to synthesize complex scientific findings into clear, technically accurate summaries.
Preparedness to complete tasks that require one hour of uninterrupted work.
Must have a PayPal account to receive payments.

Responsibilities

Evaluate AI-generated responses regarding climate change, ecosystem services, and resource management for scientific accuracy.
Fact-check emissions factors, legislative requirements, and environmental protection standards within AI-generated data.
Critique AI-proposed solutions for waste reduction, supply chain sustainability, and habitat restoration for feasibility.
Annotate and correct errors in model-generated maps, risk assessments, and species distribution models.
Verify AI responses for alignment with international environmental standards and scientific consensus like IPCC reports.

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