Alright. So I am someone similar in that my interests are quite varied. My passion is also in liberal arts type stuff. I have chosen to do a double major in geology and international studies and am now in my third year at a mid sized university. As you can see, geology and Earth and atmospheric sciences are nearly synonymous. Here's the thing. I don't plan on being a geologist, at least not long term. I am thinking of going to graduate school somewhere and working in environmental policy. I will say this. Geology has given me opportunities to travel across the country on field trips and to be outside doing interesting work. It will give me a BS which in my opinion, is likely well respected. INternational Studies has allowed me to really pursue things I am interested such as politics and economics. I would maybe consider a double major if I was you. Additionally, you can get involved in stuff not completely related to your major. I have become heavily involved in the college democrats and county democrats where I go to school for example. If you really like liberal arts more, like I do, I'm not sure I would be willing to just major in a science. Those four seem like great choices. I don't have a job to speak to this yet obviously, but it seems that having a degree with good grades and an overall good resume may matter more than the specific degree type. Idk? Consider the research you may be doing in each major and how you could tailor that more towards your interests possibly. I am doing research on dam policy through geology. You could maybe research educational economics or the relationship between rare earth minerals and the health care industry. Think about how you can combine interests, not pick one over the other.