The Three Mile Island accident was caused by a combination of factors, including poor communication, inadequate training, and an organizational culture that emphasized production over safety.

The introduction of mobile banking in Kenya faced challenges such as low literacy rates, lack of access to smartphones, and concerns about security.

The Bhopal gas tragedy was caused by a combination of factors, including negligence in safety procedures, lack of proper maintenance, and inadequate training of plant operators.

The case study explores the social and ethical implications of AI in healthcare, including issues such as data privacy, algorithmic bias, and the impact on healthcare professionals.

The Chernobyl disaster was caused by a combination of factors, including design flaws in the reactor, inadequate safety measures, and human error.

The case study examines the social and environmental impacts of large-scale infrastructure projects, including issues such as displacement of communities, environmental degradation, and economic benefits.

The Challenger disaster was caused by a combination of factors, including design flaws in the shuttle, inadequate testing procedures, and human error.

The case study explores the role of engineers in addressing social and environmental challenges, highlighting their contributions to disaster relief, sustainable development, and community development.

The Ford Pinto recall was prompted by a combination of factors, including concerns about the safety of the vehicle, pressure from government regulators, and negative publicity in the media.

The case study explores the social and economic impacts of automation in the workplace, including issues such as job displacement, skill requirements, and the changing nature of work.

Residents of Love Canal experienced health problems due to exposure to toxic chemicals, contaminated drinking water, and poor housing conditions.

The case study explores the role of engineers in promoting social justice and equity, highlighting their contributions to affordable housing, assistive technologies, and community-based design.

The Boeing 737 MAX crashes were caused by a combination of factors, including design flaws in the aircraft, inadequate pilot training, and lack of regulatory oversight.

The case study explores the social and cultural factors that influence the adoption of new technologies, including issues such as affordability, accessibility, perceived benefits, and cultural norms.

The Fukushima Daiichi disaster was caused by a combination of factors, including a powerful earthquake, a subsequent tsunami, and design flaws in the plant.