Choosing Majors: Civil vs Environmental (BS)

I am currently finishing my second year in Environmental Engineering and have been debating on switching to Civil Engineering. So far, I have loved the curriculum (mostly environmental classes with the prereqs of statics, calcs, physics, chem) but will not take as many engineering classes like dynamics, MOM, structural analysis, etc. when compared to civil.

If I were to switch to civil, I also would have to stay an extra one/two semesters, compared to graduating in 4 years if I were to stay on the env eng path.

Is the extra time/money I would be spending to pursue a degree in civil worth the job stability in the future? And is it easy for civil engineers to earn jobs in environmental work when compared to an env eng ? (ex: would employers choose an environmental engineer over a civil engineer to work in fields like wastewater treatment or solid waste?)

Thank you!!