Technological Morality and the Automotive Engineer
710003
2/1/1971
- Content
- The roles and responsibilities in this era of technological morality raise questions concerning active participation of engineers in ordinary day-to-day problems. Items of current interest, such as waste disposal, summer “brownouts,” locations of powerplants and their possible detrimental effects on ecology, are discussed; the feasibility of providing qualified group judgment on national policy is shown; the ways and means of publicizing the overall problems are presented.
- Citation
- Myers, P., "Technological Morality and the Automotive Engineer," 1971 Automotive Engineering Congress and Exposition, Detroit, Michigan, United States, January 11, 1971, .