Skip to main content

Environmental Water Resources and Coastal Engineering

Aug 13, 2024

What’s on Tap? Maybe One Day Your Wastewater

By JoAnna Klein Plato, Lao Tzu, Gandhi, Cleopatra – odds are that in your lifetime, you’ll drink some of the same water molecules that any one of these historical figures… 

Aug 6, 2024

Engineering students help Jones County improve resiliency

For six College of Engineering students, including CCEE students Emma Hester and Jack Voight, a summer focused on the coast meant a summer spent learning about how to support a… 

Jul 31, 2024

What are the benefits to transitioning to “cleaner” cooking options?

Approximately 2.4 billion people, or 40% of the global population, lack access to clean cooking fuels and technologies, causing more than 3 million premature deaths annually through household air pollution.… 

Jul 25, 2024

Global One Health Fellow Spotlight : Savanna Smith

Each year, the Global One Health Academy funds an exceptional group of graduate students with One Health related research interests. During their one-year appointment, the Global One Health Fellows are offered many… 

Oct 31, 2023

Poop, Pee and Microbes: The Complicated Ecology of Pit Latrines

A new study sheds light on the complex microbial ecosystems found in pit latrines, which are used by billions of people around the world. The findings are relevant for efforts… 

Oct 23, 2023

CCEE Ph.D. student awarded 2023 Megan Cornog Memorial Highway Safety Scholarship

CCEE Ph.D. student Thomas Thelen was awarded the 2023 Megan Cornog Memorial Highway Safety Scholarship from the University of North Carolina Highway Safety Research Center (HSRC). Thelen, advised by Assistant…