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Safe to drink: Solving the arsenic problem in groundwater

Moments of untruth: Using technology to expose digital deception

Fire and water: how switching to a natural fire regime in the Sierra could benefit humans, plants, and animals while reducing risk of catastrophic losses

Brains for buildings, packaged in a smart briefcase

Waste equals energy ... or, from poop to fuel: a Q&A with Cal alum Ashley Muspratt

Countering extremism with technology

Q&A on Homebrewed Drugs

Q&A: Lead, chloramines and drinking water safety

Using thermoelectrics to convert waste heat into clean power

E-waste industry leaders ECS Refining: clean, efficient, domestic

A Solution to the Spider Silk Mystery

The mapping backpack

Solving the Arsenic Crisis

Two more Berkeley Engineer stories

A "Game-Changer" for HIV/AIDS Treatment?

Red and Gold and Green All Over