Author: Benjamin Preston4

Benjamin Preston was a communications intern for the Columbia Water Center. A graduate of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, he also serves as an editorial intern at OnEarth Magazine. Before coming to New York, he covered water resource issues as a staff reporter, first for the Santa Barbara Independent and then Noozhawk.com — both are Santa Barbara, Calif.-based local news publications. He has also had work published in the San Francisco Chronicle, Miller-McCune Magazine, the Brooklyn Eagle, and the now-defunct Terrain Magazine, among others.

Changing Litterbugs One Wave at a Time

As the mid-Pacific trash island grows, forces are at work to change people’s minds about how they may be adding to it.
Irrigation Management and Global Water Supply

The Columbia Water Center hosted Marshall English last week to talk about the role crop irrigation plays in water resource planning and problem solving.
Maori Values; Modern Solutions

New Zealand’s longest river is also its most polluted, but Maori tribesmen have help to offer that goes beyond technology.

Changing Litterbugs One Wave at a Time

As the mid-Pacific trash island grows, forces are at work to change people’s minds about how they may be adding to it.
Irrigation Management and Global Water Supply

The Columbia Water Center hosted Marshall English last week to talk about the role crop irrigation plays in water resource planning and problem solving.
Maori Values; Modern Solutions

New Zealand’s longest river is also its most polluted, but Maori tribesmen have help to offer that goes beyond technology.

Author: Benjamin Preston4

Changing Litterbugs One Wave at a Time

Irrigation Management and Global Water Supply

Maori Values; Modern Solutions

Changing Litterbugs One Wave at a Time

Irrigation Management and Global Water Supply

Maori Values; Modern Solutions