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In light of recent events and in reference to the Grand Challenges in Engineering Pundit page I wanted to mention | In light of recent events and in reference to the Grand Challenges in Engineering Pundit page I wanted to mention | ||
*[https://www.vox.com/science/2023/2/18/23603471/east-palestine-ohio-derailment-water-contamination-health Ohio, New Plaestine Distaster and its Effects]*, Benji Jones, Vox, Updated Feb 18, 2023, accessed Feb 19, 2023 | *[https://www.vox.com/science/2023/2/18/23603471/east-palestine-ohio-derailment-water-contamination-health Ohio, New Plaestine Distaster and its Effects]*, Benji Jones, Vox, Updated Feb 18, 2023, accessed Feb 19, 2023 | ||
| − | + | Because it is so recent and no one is talking about this. I think this represents a modern and Grand challenge in engineering today because not only do the railroad tracks from the derailing need to be fixed, but also the dangerous chemicals used after the fact of the crash need to be managed by scientists and engineers. | |
Latest revision as of 01:06, 20 February 2023
About Me
Hello! I am Polina Epshtein. I am a freshman at Duke University. I am from Idaho. You may not know a lot of people from Idaho, I am from a very small town on the border or Idaho, Washington, and Canada! As you can imagine it gets very cold there. Some fun facts about me are: my favorite color is pink, I have a dog named Cooper, and I am originally from Ukraine!
Grand Challenges in Engineering
In light of recent events and in reference to the Grand Challenges in Engineering Pundit page I wanted to mention
- Ohio, New Plaestine Distaster and its Effects*, Benji Jones, Vox, Updated Feb 18, 2023, accessed Feb 19, 2023
Because it is so recent and no one is talking about this. I think this represents a modern and Grand challenge in engineering today because not only do the railroad tracks from the derailing need to be fixed, but also the dangerous chemicals used after the fact of the crash need to be managed by scientists and engineers.
