Stanford Seminar - Enviornmental Engineering and Water Quality

"Environmental Engineering and Water Quality" -Dick Luthy, Stanford University

This seminar series equips students and professionals with tools to apply the engineering mindset to problems that stem from climate change, so that they may consider and evaluate possible interventional, remedial and adaptive approaches. This is not a crash course on climate change (established climate experts are better equipped for that), nor is it a crash course in policy; instead the series focuses on discovering and exploring climate problems that seem most likely to benefit from adding the engineering mindset as solutions are considered.

[charlesissleepy]

the questions at the end typify the narrow focus that even invested people in the space have. Desalination and further industrialization of water treatment and delivery on one end, climate fixation ob the other. Re- enabling low energy natural processes at utility scale is less sexy but more relevant

[sathosinakamoto]

any others video lecture discuss about this subject?