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>refuses to do environmental law
Another option is, if you have the age & degree, join the Indian Forest Services. Plenty of posts in the service. However, hard to get in without science, and that it's a competitive exam.
The last would be read, research and find a topic in the environment that you're really passionate about. Example water or waste management is a pressing issue. And then become an activist. Join an NGO or an iNGO and work upwards.
Lastly, join politics and become the environment minister. But even that is now more corporate friendly and less environmental.
Personally, the most change that you can do is in the local level, and unfortunately whether we like to accept it or not, being corporate slaves we prefer our luxurious life than to struggle in the field with bare minimum wages.
It's a phase. It will pass. All the best.