Genuine question: is majoring in environmental science even worth it?

Let’s get this straight: I want to something that will positively impact the environment, but I’m beginning to have doubts on if I should pursue a BS in environmental science. Low income and not all the recent actions of the Trump administration and the NPS layoffs are truly discouraging me. I’m early into my college education so I’m not exactly sure what career path I’d want to pursue (whether I’d want to do research, field work, policy, or environmental law—which seems the best option currently.)

I’m under the impression that Environmental Science is a more limiting major for future career prospects. Sure, it has a certain focus, but what about it can’t be learned in the field by any other science majors? When searching for job opportunities, I see all kinds of science majors also entering the field of environmental science. Would it perhaps be better for me to pursue a Biology major?

I still intend to at least minor in environmental science but I’m not sure where to direct my focus. Any advice or thoughts would be greatly appreciated!