July 27, 2021 Diversity

Planting a Seed for a More Diverse STEM Future

Employment in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) occupations is continuing to grow. In fact, according to the Pew Research Center (PRC), STEM employment has increased 79% since 1990. While careers in STEM maintain a steady increase, it’s important to keep in mind what role diversity is playing within these jobs.

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Chemicals, Oil & Gas

Coalescing Around a Reasonable Path for LNG Compliance Requirements

by Michael D. Falk

How to Manage Risks While Executing Underground Transmission Projects

by Nathan Rochel

Looking Toward a Utility Self-Build Model for Renewable Generation

by Robert Wright

Why Groundwater Remedies Fail: Understanding Successful Remediation

Overcoming Five Common Facility Response Plan Deficiencies

Government, Military & Municipal

Enhanced Design Charrettes Keep the Mission Moving

by Erik Velazquez

Preparing for the Unexpected With a Design That Puts Safety First

Preparing for Changes to CCR Boron Remediation Rules

Working With Indigenous Communities Delivers Project Success

by Ayo Oladiran

Meeting Decarbonization Goals With Reliability and Resilience

by George Ransom

Minimizing Emissions With Innovative Gas Compressor Technology

by Boualem Boudid

Chemicals, Oil & Gas

Molecular Management and the Circular Economy of Plastics

Chemicals, Oil & Gas

Automation Helps Anticipate Component Failures in Compressor Stations

by Amjad Dahleh

Embracing a Collaborative Approach to Achieve Net-Zero Goals

by Polly Osborne

Direct Path to More Power: Converting to HVDC Leverages Efficiencies

by Marianne Goldsborough

Implementing ZLD Solutions for Industrial Wastewater Treatment

by Tisha Scroggin-Wicker, PE

Manufacturing & Industrial

Taking a Design-for-Manufacturing Approach to Packaging

Optimizing Construction Projects With Value Engineering

by John Maranowicz