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Experiencing eclipse totality at Old Woman Creek
Professor Gil Bohrer's Ecohydrology and Forest Meteorology Laboratory operates...
Because gravity is free: Buckeyes support sustainable water treatment in Honduras
Providing access to clean water is one of the United Nations' Sustainable...
A recent grad's story of perseverance and paying forward
Hamidou Sy always knew he wanted to be a civil engineer, even before he...
Engineering technologies to protect, improve Ohio's water
Growing up in Minnesota, the “Land of 10,000 Lakes,” gave Linda Weavers a...
A climate-friendly way to capture carbon dioxide in the air
Method uses geothermal energy to power the system In a new study, researchers...
Civil engineer Ralph Tyler broke new ground in Ohio
Distinguished alumnus Ralph C. Tyler was Ohio’s first licensed Black civil...
In coastal communities, sea level rise may leave some isolated
Study exposes social, racial vulnerabilities caused by global warming Amid...
How mountains affect El Niño-induced winter precipitation
With 150 years of data, study enables water predictions for the West.
Buckeyes committed to solving Marwa's water crisis
In the remote Tanzanian village of Marwa, women and young girls spend up to five...
College of Engineering celebrates outstanding alumni
A CEGE graduate was among 13 alumni who were honored during the 2023 College of...