Engineering> Environmental Engineering
Environmental Engineers design, build, and maintain systems to control waste
streams (wastewater, solid waste, hazardous waste, contaminated
emissions) that are produced by cities or private industry.
Environmental engineers are typically employed by the Environmental
Protection Agency, by private industry, or by engineering
consulting firms. For additional information about the field
of environmental engineering, please visit the print and web resources compiled by UCS. You may also want to explore the Yale University program in environmental
engineering.
Web Resources
Environmental Career Opportunities
ECO is a bi-weekly publication of jobs in the environmental
field, from advocacy to engineering to natural resources.
This website will provide anyone with access to a sampling
of the jobs that are offered, but to see all 500+ positions
you have to subscribe (2 mos. for $29, 4 mos. for $49, 6 mos.
for $69, or 12 mos. for $129).
Environmental
Career Center
This site provides job listings of entry-level and beyond
environmental engineering and science careers. Also included
are links to various environmental placement organizations,
salary information, and professional societies.
E Jobs
Although it does have a job postings section, the highlight
of this site is the extensive lists of links to other environmental
sites. Users may search for specialized environmental employment
(e.g. fisheries, water treatment, sea jobs or GIS), government
employment links, environmental employers by state, or listings
of environmental organizations.
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