>>13043506Hazardous waste management, water management, soil chemistry, you could branch into law and be an independent, although thats increasingly getting harder.
Obviously there are not "at home" jobs, but there are more oppertunities for these things in rural areas. Others include teaching (if you're in uk go for an independent college/ A-level schools so you don't have to put up with younger peoples BS).
materials engineering - lots of smaller companies want these if you look for them. I was an MChem but became a materials engineer for a small foam manufacturing company - less pay than a graduate scheme, but I got real hands on, on the floor experience of a real materials production line and it was just a nice environment to work in (no "corporate adults")
