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Can the carbon problem be solved?

ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers
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Do engineering students think the carbon problem can be solved? If so, how? And to what extent? Students @stevensinstituteoftechnology offer a variety of opinions and technological solutions, ranging from wind to hydrogen to nuclear energy. All agree that to reach this goal, it will take an enormous amount of work and collaboration. Thank you: Kevin Castner Jr Emily Bulkheed Greg Harrison Adriana Aguirre Katjan Lightner Sebastian Almonte Justin Cross Lauren Kiniff https://www.asme.org #carbonneutral #climatechange #carbonfootprint #climatechange #co2 #solarenergy #solarpower #windpower #windturbine #hydrogencar #lithiumbattery #nuclear #nuclearenergy #engineeringlife #engineeringmindset #engineeringstudent #engineeringproblems ...more
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Can the carbon problem be solved?
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2024Feb 5
Do engineering students think the carbon problem can be solved? If so, how? And to what extent? Students @stevensinstituteoftechnology offer a variety of opinions and technological solutions, ranging from wind to hydrogen to nuclear energy. All agree that to reach this goal, it will take an enormous amount of work and collaboration. Thank you: Kevin Castner Jr Emily Bulkheed Greg Harrison Adriana Aguirre Katjan Lightner Sebastian Almonte Justin Cross Lauren Kiniff https://www.asme.org #carbonneutral #climatechange #carbonfootprint #climatechange #co2 #solarenergy #solarpower #windpower #windturbine #hydrogencar #lithiumbattery #nuclear #nuclearenergy #engineeringlife #engineeringmindset #engineeringstudent #engineeringproblems

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ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers

125K subscribers