The University of Michigan’s Better Living Using Engineering Laboratory’s (BLUElab) Biogas Project focuses on the use of anaerobic biodigesters to recover energy from waste. This group is advised by Dr. Steven Skerlos and is a team of undergraduates and graduates from different disciplines that do work on the project as an extracurricular commitment. The group’s [...]
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University of Michigan’s BLUElab heads down to Nicaragua
Posted in Nicaragua, biodigestor, technologies, university partnership on October 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A Town Called Freedom
Posted in Peru, media, micro hydro, technologies on October 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Anna Garwood, Green Empowerment’s Latin American Program Manager, was recently interviewed about a Green Empowerment Project in Peru.
If you aren’t in the Peruvian Amazon, and thus are out of the listening area of my recent interview on “Radio Marañon,” I’ll give you the translated upshot. Juan Santos Chavez, the president of the 10 family agricultural [...]
David Hauth: The Challenges and Successes of Development Work
Posted in Nicaragua, technologies, volunteer on October 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
David Hauth, an intern for Green Empowerment, is working in Nicaragua with AsoFenix on a number of renewable energy projects. He shares his thoughts about the work that he has completed, the challenges he has faced and the success that he has experienced.
As I write this blog I find myself in the middle of my [...]

