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Im really interested in trying to make renewable energy, helping with global warming, and trying to conserve energy. I really like topics like solar panels, “go green”, etc. I saw a major that was energy engineering and that was perfect, but just at one college. what other majors are like that? please help!
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Since Global Warming is political issue and not an engineering issue, you would need to study poly-sci in school to understand it.
NOW if you want to know the facts, go to a college that has no, nine, neyt, zero, zip, nada, liberal arts schools on campus. Then, study chemical engineering with a minor in statistics to fully grasps this thing they call energy engineering. You could study mechanical engineering too. If they call it energy engineering, they are putting a fancy/fake name on chemE’s and MechE’s, which is sad to us real engineers.
environmental law