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Environmental Planner

An Environmental Planner guides land development and infrastructure projects through environmental review, typically working for planning agencies, consulting firms, or developers to reconcile growth with ecological protection. The role involves conducting environmental impact assessments, using GIS mapping for land use planning, ensuring regulatory compliance with NEPA and CEQA, and facilitating stakeholder engagement among government agencies, communities, and project sponsors. Planners in this field usually hold degrees in urban planning, environmental science, or geography and must communicate technical findings clearly to non-technical audiences.

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Senior Manager, Environmental Planning

Crusoe

Full-time · Denver, CO · $130,000 – $160,000

Lead environmental planning and regulatory compliance for Crusoe's hyperscale data center and power generation projects, managing risk assessment, permitting, and cross-functional coordination from site identification through construction. This role suits strategic environmental professionals with deep industrial project experience who can translate complex regulatory requirements into business guidance for a rapidly scaling infrastructure company.

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Atmos Energy

GIS Specialist

Atmos Energy

Franklin, TN

This role maintains geographic information systems and CAD databases for pipeline infrastructure, creating and updating maps, drawings, and technical visualizations. It suits someone with GIS or drafting training who can manage detailed spatial records and assist with application development.

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