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Digital crisis is the new trend, so every tom, dick and harry are writting on it. Environment has been the trend for the last century, so every tom,dick and harry have written on it. Both are problems of the present and future.
To clarify; My master's was focused on digital rights, whereas my PhD was in ground water management. So I have experience in both topics. I enjoyed researching both. But now for a job I have to choose one.
As you can see, both are important issues, however both have a wide range of study and research. I can only choose one to write about for the next 4-5 years. Which should I choose ? How do I decide ?