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In this video, I answer the question, "Is Environmental Engineering (or other related environmental jobs) a long-term, stable job? Is there a demand for it in the future?

There is no correct, "Yes" or "No" answer. The answer will vary depending on multiple factors. Consider the following factors below to see if you believe environmental jobs are stable and right for you before you join.

The factors are:
1) Depends on your location
2) Current trajectory of the environment is not good
3) Environmental laws will only get more strict
4) Large companies are feeling pressured
5) Environmental job sector is still new
6) People will realize there is only 1 Earth

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I graduated with a Bachelors in Chemistry and a Masters in Environmental Engineering. I worked as an Environmental Engineer for the US Air Force, a cancer researcher for a private R&D company, and a graduate teaching assistant at UC Irvine.
On this channel, I'll be sharing my story on what it's like being an Environmental Engineer, detailing the good and bad of the position. Some other relatable topics may include personal growth, job hunting, and minimalism all from the perspective of a millennial.

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