Darfur, one of the poorest regions in Sudan, has been in the midst of a complicated and bloody conflict since 2003 that has resulted in the […]
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Read about the arsenic removal project called “Sushi 4.0” that took CEE senior Jessica Huang to rural Cambodia this summer Here’s how CEE senior Jessica […]
Read more →“Development and Testing of the Berkeley Darfur Stove”. Amrose et al., 2008. LBNL report: LBNL-116E.
Darfur, one of the poorest regions in Sudan, has been in the midst of a complicated and bloody conflict since 2003 that has resulted in the […]
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Universities collaborate on treatment to remove arsenic from drinking water By Nancy L. Pontius Special Correspondent Littleton, Colorado — Currently, more than 50 million Bangladeshi […]
Read more →Both the ARUBA and ECAR teams presented papers at a symposium at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill entitled ‘Safe and Sustainable Drinking Water […]
Read more →“Removing Arsenic from Contaminated Drinking Water in Rural Bangladesh: Recent Fieldwork Results and Policy Implications.” Mathieu, J.L., A.J. Gadgil, K. Kowolik, and S.E.A. Addy. Proceedings […]
Read more →The ECAR team presented results from fieldwork in Cambodia at the 2008 Bears Breaking Boundaries Contest award ceremony. View our presentation (PDF, 1.7 MB).
Read more →We are working with a Cleantech to Market (C2M) team of graduate students in business, public policy, and public health. C2M is a partnership between […]
Read more →Two team members (one each from ARUBA and ECAR) participated in the Second Annual International Development Design Summit (IDDS) at MIT. The goal of the […]
Read more →In July 2008, the student Berkeley Electrochemical Arsenic Remediation (BEAR) team took an ECAR prototype device that they designed as well as some ARUBA to […]
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In Bangladesh last year, Johanna Mathieu saw unmistakable signs of the poisoning afflicting the impoverished country. “Everyone would show us their hands,” says the 26-year-old […]
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Everyday, women living in the refugee camps of Darfur, Sudan must walk for up to seven hours outside the safety of the camps to collect […]
Read more →This summer five team members traveled to Bangladesh to develop a community-scale prototype based on ARUBA and launch a socioeconomic/health study. We found ARUBA treatment […]
Read more →The ECAR team has won first prize in the annual Bears Breaking Boundaries Contest for our White Paper titled “Arsenic Free Water in Cambodia” submitted […]
Read more →“ElectroChemical Arsenic Removal (ECAR) for Rural Bangladesh – Merging Technology with Implementation.” Proceedings of the UNC Environmental Symposium Safe Drinking Water: Where Science Meets Policy, […]
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EPA awarded six student groups last night as part of the People, Prosperity and the Planet (P3) competition to produce future environmentally-friendly and profitable technologies. […]
Read more →Both the ARUBA team and ECAR teams have been awarded separate Sustainable Products & Solutions (SPS) Program Grantsfrom the Center for Responsible Business at the […]
Read more →The ECAR team was awarded a 2008 P3 Phase II Award: A National Student Design Competition for Sustainability Focusing on People, Prosperity, and the Planet […]
Read more →A member of the ECAR team was honored with the 2008 Daniel Cubicciotti award granted by The Electrochemical Society. The award was granted in large […]
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