ECAR has been licensed exclusively for India and Bangladesh by Luminuous Water Technologies. Please read more in the LBNL press release here.
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The long-awaited list of winners of the prestigious Reed Elsevier Environmental Challenge has been announced September 3rd in Stockholm during […]
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We are pleased to report that the Development Impact Lab (“DIL”) was recently launched at UC Berkeley, led by Prof. Gadgil as its Principal Investigator. […]
Read more →We are happy to report that five members of the ECAR team – Ashok Gadgil, Susan Addy, Joyashree Roy, Robert Kostecki, and Case van […]
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A recent launch of a high-altitude balloon designed by Daniel Wilson used to gather black carbon aerosol data was featured on Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory’s […]
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (May 2, 2012) – The Lemelson-MIT Program today announced Dr. Ashok Gadgil as the recipient of the 2012 $100,000 Lemelson-MIT Award for Global […]
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The Downs-and-Ups of a Trial Balloon for Science April 17th, 2012 Original article here In an era of satellites, Doppler radar, and supercomputers, a weather […]
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.
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Principal Investigator Ashok Gadgil was chosen to receive the pretigious Heinz Medal for his work as a researcher, inventor, and humanitarian, spefically highlighting his projects […]
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Jun 26, 2009, 01.16AM IST TNN[ Subhro Niyogi ] KOLKATA: The Global Change Programme at Jadavpur University (JU) and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory at University […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 →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. […]
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While some DeCal classes teach the culture of the TV show “South Park” or the anthropology of surfing, CEE 98/198 teaches problem solving in developing […]
Read more →New technology uses waste products from Indian power plants. Sacks of coal ash, a widely available waste product, promise to make arsenic-contaminated water safe to […]
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Innovative technology could also help California comply with tighter U.S. EPA standards for arsenic in drinking water Contact: Dan Krotz, (510) 486-4019, dakrotz@lbl.gov BERKELEY, CA […]
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