<p>I don't know how to put this nicely - I'm interested in environmental law not because I love the environment, but so I can work for a large corporation or biglaw. The way I see it, lawyers adept at environmental law are only going to be in higher demand as being green is entering more and more peoples' everyday lives. Am I wrong in this prediction? The reason I am asking is because I have the option to focus on environmental and resource economics in my major (the alternative is business economics). I care about the environment to a certain extent, of course, but you'll never see me actively being green besides recycling. So I have absolutely no environmental background on my resume.</p>