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After the research, I found three jobs that seem to closely intrigue me. Becoming an Environmental engineer is still my #1 job, but learning about a toxicologist truly intrigues me. However, the solar panel technician did not seem as appealing as the first glimpse at it. It requires labor work which is not very desirable to be as a career. Also the pay was low, a requirement that both environmental engineer and a toxicologist seem to achieve.
For now, I do not want children when I grow up, but I want a successful income because I plan to explore and travel.

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The minimum requirement is a Bachelor's degree, but many in this field choose to get a Master's degree to have a chance at a Senior Position

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Between $25,000-$120,000 a year

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The usually schedule is about 40 hours a week, but working overtime may be required.

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Toxicologists study the chemicals in everyday household items to confirm they are not hazardous. They do this by studying animals in plants in a certain environment or examining microscopic samples of certain products.

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The minimum is 2 years of college; 4 recommended to seek higher job positions.

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Actual installers make from $26,000 to $57,000 a year. Managers have a higher payment at$37,000 to $94,000.
Median; $60,000

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Around 40 hours a week; depends on the demand
Strain could be physical, as labor is required in such a line of work.

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This type of technician design systems of reusable panels to fit onto whatever the task may require. These technicians either apply the technology on themselves or over see a crew that does it.

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Need a Bachelor's degree majoring in either environmental, civil, or chemical engineering.

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Between $50,000-$130,000 a year
Median: $85,000

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8-10 hours a day
40-50 hours a week

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Environmental Engineers work in a variety of fields. A vague underlying truth is that they use math and science skills to solve problems in the environment such as erosion and flood control, solid waste control, pollution limitations, and healthier ways to obtain power.

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I have already picked out a career that really appeals to me, but knowing myself, my options change and therefore it is good to find alternate careers revolving around the same concept: Aiding the Environment