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Urban Vegetation Community-Based Participatory Research (UrbVeg CBPR) in Cobbs Creek Park

Urban Vegetation Community-Based Participatory Research (UrbVeg CBPR) in Cobbs Creek Park

by emmade | Apr 20, 2022 | Faculty Opinions

By Dr. Jane E Heinemann Dmochowski Teaching Faculty Earth and Environmental Science Department, University of Pennsylvania Cobbs Creek Park, an 851 acre park1 managed by the Philadelphia Parks & Recreation2, is a green refuge between the suburban neighborhoods of...
Project Maji: 2021 Penn Engagement Prize Winner Will Provide Innovative Water Solution to Aid Refugees in Uganda

Project Maji: 2021 Penn Engagement Prize Winner Will Provide Innovative Water Solution to Aid Refugees in Uganda

by agaray | Oct 28, 2021 | Faculty Opinions

By Ocek Eke, PhD Director of Graduate Students Programming at Penn Engineering University of Pennsylvania I remember going to a march in Washington DC in the spring of 2006 to protest the genocide by the Sudanese government against the people of Darfur. This march was...
New Bolton Center: A living laboratory for protecting water quality and pursuing sustainability

New Bolton Center: A living laboratory for protecting water quality and pursuing sustainability

by agaray | May 10, 2021 | Faculty Opinions

By Zhengxia Dou, PhD  Professor of Agricultural Systems University of Pennsylvania Situated in the rolling hills of horse country in Chester County, Pennsylvania, New Bolton Center is the large-animal campus of the University of Pennsylvania’s School of...
Energy and Water Autonomy for Off-Grid Waterfront Floating Structures

Energy and Water Autonomy for Off-Grid Waterfront Floating Structures

by krpleas | Feb 15, 2021 | Faculty Opinions

By Dorit Aviv, Ph.D Waterfront communities are the most susceptible to climate change and to extreme weather events. Beyond the risk of flooding itself, centralized water and energy systems are prone to failure under dynamic storm conditions; the connectivity of...
Experiences in Guatemala Water and Sanitation: Challenges, community priorities, and student engagement

Experiences in Guatemala Water and Sanitation: Challenges, community priorities, and student engagement

by agaray | Oct 21, 2020 | Faculty Opinions

By Tony Sauder Lecturer and Academic Advisor Master of Science in Applied Geosciences Program University of Pennsylvania The Penn chapter of Engineers without Borders (PennEWB) has been involved in water and sanitation projects in the Lake Atitlán region of Guatemala...
Innovations in Membrane Technology for Water Treatment

Innovations in Membrane Technology for Water Treatment

by agaray | Jul 15, 2020 | Faculty Opinions

By Daeyeon Lee, ProfessorUniversity of PennsylvaniaChemical and Biomolecular EngineeringJuly 16, 2020One of the most critical challenges that we face is providing access to clean water for every region and human being.  Combinations of different phenomena including...
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