Charcoal cooking accounts for a large portion of Haiti’s energy usage and leads to severe economic and environmental hardships. Several organizations are looking to fuel-efficient […]
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On November 14, 2011, Ashok Gadgil, Jennifer Jones, and Kathleen Lask gave a Carbon Cycle 2.0 seminar on the Haiti Cookstove Project, a project intended […]
Read more →A recent Berkeley Science Review blog focused on the LBNL Haiti cookstove project, interviewing graduate student Kathleen Lask. Check out the blog here.
Read more →July 2011: Susan Addy presented a paper on ECAR at the 35th annual WEDC conference at Loughborough University. Conference proceedings can be found at: S.E.A. […]
Read more →Bangladesh and neighboring areas face health threats from drinking arsenic-contaminated groundwater. The challenge is to develop arsenic remediation that is (1) affordable to most of […]
Read more →Charcoal cooking accounts for a large portion of Haiti’s energy usage and leads to severe economic and environmental hardships. Several organizations are looking to fuel-efficient charcoal cookstoves […]
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Adam Rausch, an environmental engineering PhD student in the Gadgil Lab, has been awarded a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) fellowships. This award, [...]Read more →