Clearing for environmental science

My original plan was uni of Aberdeen and geophysics but after getting bad grade for physics and maths I didn't reach my offer there. My insurance was environmental science (which I have decided suits me better anyways) at Aberdeen but I'm not sure will I be able to get there either as Aberdeen's messages have been very confusing and they are slow at replying so I'm getting ready to use clearing if needed.

Scotland was my number one choice as EU student but if it's true what I have heard they don't really do clearing for EU students so I'll be looking at English unis. I have good grades EEEEMCCC which would be about AAAABCCC in British grading system and they seem to fulfill the requirements of a lot of unis.

What part of environmental science are you interested in. Aberystwyth is a small university quite remote from most places with a beach near the campus and in the middle of a mountainous area. Exeter do environmental courses on their Penryn campus. Again quite a small place and quite remote from most places. Brilliant place to study unless you are looking for nightlife. Swansea also offer environmental courses. The university is next to the beach and has the the Gower beaches nearby. A lively nightlife as well. All are likely to be in clearing

I'm most interested in climate, oceanography and arctic areas but with my bachelor's I'm looking for a good overall course. Manchester does seem interesting as in their course you can choose atmospheric science. I'll def check out those unis you mentioned cause I feel like I should also look at smaller unis.