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Is there a career in the engineering field that specifically does green energy work?

I am very interested in the environment and would like the work that I do to have something to do with keeping it "green". Ways to get water to drought ridden areas, cleaning plastic out of the oceans, making buildings more efficient, etc. #engineer #civil-engineering #architectural

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Allen’s Answer

Hi Kostin - I would recommend looking more into Environmental engineering which is a specialization in Civil Engineering. This field usually goes more indepth into chemistry and biology classes and you study fluid mechanics, hydraulics and more environmental related courses.
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ABDOU’s Answer

Hi there,
This is a very interesting question.
You have to know that almost every engineering field does green energy work --> Energy (wind, solar, geothermal, thermal...etc.) in civil ( environment sanitation, hydrology, energy efficiency,...etc.). Don't forget that engineer means "design and build with respect to the nature"
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