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COLIN LEONARD
A key learning from my time in Delft was that many companies operate cooling towers on raw water and rely upon chemical treatment to manage cooling tower conditioning. The result is a high blow-down rate of 4-6 cycles [...]
SORANIA RIVERA
After the 2 ½ hour flight, 1 ½ hour drive, 2 ½ hour standing in line at the ferry terminal, and 2 hour ride on the public ferry I arrived to the Island-Municipality of Culebra, in Puerto Rico. The island is about 3 x 7 miles and has around 2,000 residents. The $2.25, 17 [...]
CORA BARTOLO
Wow! Now, this is my very first time abroad, so, I may have a case of wanderlust, but I find this city very interesting. The buildings are very old and quite ornate. They have suffered from age and lack of maintenance, but still something to see. Once I have pictures, I will share.
Today is [...]
MONJA MIHAJLOVIC
Well, arriving in Japan has been an adventure! It took about 36 hours to fly here, then I had to get on two trains to get to my hostel, and I accidentally got on one of the local express trains which of course does not stop at my stop, so I had to get [...]
CHRISTINA PEREZ
Please note, this post is in regards to my last week in England.
This week has truely been an eye opener to me. Not only in seeing the difference in education (very rural to the very elite) it has opened up my eyes to realize that teaching environmental education is and should not be limited. [...]
CHRISTINA PEREZ
Well, today is the day that I get to embark on my world travels. Funny thing is…it hasn’t hit me yet that I’m leaving. As my fellow colleague Cora told me, “It’ll hit you when everyone has a different accent”
I’m very excited to see all the sights and sounds that await me in these far off [...]
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