
This article is an excerpt topic from the "Renewable Energy Technologies" approved AIUs Ph.D. Subject Curriculum Course of a research thesis submitted to the Atlantic International University School of Science and Engineering (AIU SCE USA) with a Grade of 4.00 ("A+") earned. This doctoral course subject accounted for 2016-2018 Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Building and Construction Engineering. This paper is my latest article contributions for ViewPoint Journal June 2019 edition in aligning with the “Future of Engineering” theme. The document has been prepared to provide a course background with the requirement of our future of engineering in spite of climate change happening around the globe within the building built infrastructure scales applications in the building built environment. However, this article paper tackled the implications of water bottled plastic, and electronic toxicities in our context, and the preservation of seeds for the future of generation in the agricultural sector. And thus, provides a learning process and experiences that will involve within the course of my study and research over time for the future of engineering.
Bottled Water, Project, Environment, Plastic, Management, Possibilism, Engineering, Vault Seed, Toxicities, Electronics, Sensor
Bottled Water, Project, Environment, Plastic, Management, Possibilism, Engineering, Vault Seed, Toxicities, Electronics, Sensor
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