Learning & Development

Teams win with new "electrodialysis" technology that greatly reduces the amount of waste water associated with current desalination practices. The top three contenders will move on and compete for $400,000 in USAID grants to further test and develop their technologies in a developing country

The team from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology won the Desal Prize and the $140,000 grand prize.

Lessons form the MIT Water Club

Isadora Araujo Cruxen, a master in city planning candidate within the Department of Urban Studies and Planning, chairs the lecture series for the MIT Water Club. 

Ghana’s Ambassador to the State of Israel, Mr Ernest Lomotey, has stated that improved agricultural technology is one of its focuses for further strengthening bilateral relations between the two countries

Forbes Magazine Recently Named President and Chief Technology Officer of AquaSmart, to its 2015 “30 under 30” List — a Collection of Individuals Under the Age of 30 Deemed Most Likely to Change the World

Company Launched its “Mobile Lakbayan” or Environment Education on Wheels to Further Raise the Awareness of the Public on the Need to Protect Our Vital Water Resources as Well as the Importance of Proper Used Water Management

Starting in January 2015, the Heriot Watts University Will offer Master of Sicence Degree on Water Technology and Desalination, which is the First of its Kind Worldwide

Water resource management is a global issue that is becoming increasingly important.

Reed Elsevier Announced Prizes for Innovative Safe Water and Sanitation Solutions in the Developing World

The Reed Elsevier Environmental Challenge is awarded to projects that best demonstrate how they can provide sustainable access to safe water where it is presently at risk and/or access to improved sanitation. Projects must have clear practical applicability, address identified need, and advance related issues such as health, education, or human rights.

 Florida Earth U.S.-Netherlands Connection Programs 2014 

2014's TWO USNC PROFESSIONAL TEAMS 

In 2014 Florida Earth will bring two professional teams to the Netherlands: one focused on engineering, and one with a focus on policy. 

The USNC Professional Engineering Team program is organized in partnership with the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and the American Water Resources Association (AWRA).