Sustainable Engineering in Iceland
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Read more: Day 6: Reykjavik UniversityVisiting Reykjavík University was one of the most inspiring parts of the trip because it showed how technical innovation can directly support sustainable development. During…
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Read more: Day 6: Powering UpTouring the Hellisheiði Power Plant ended up being more interesting to me than I expected, mostly because it connected so clearly to some of the…
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Read more: Day 5 in Iceland
I’ve got to be honest, going on day five here in Iceland- I am tired! It feels as though we’ve been going non-stop and today…
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Read more: Day 4: Waterfalls, Glaciers, Rainbows, Oh my!
Today was a busy one! We started by going to Seljalandsfoss. We were lucky to have good weather- we even saw a rainbow. There were…
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Read more: Day 3: Tomato, TomatoIt seems everyday in Iceland is better than the last. Today’s journey took us to three incredible places: a tomato greenhouse, a massive waterfall, and…
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Read more: Iceland Day 2: Bread Baked in the EarthAfter a European breakfast in a cave at the Viking Hotel, we drove through the highlands of Iceland to our first destination of the day,…
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Read more: Day 2: Blizzards and BreadToday was reat- I’m not sure what my favorite part was: the bread baked in the ground, slathered in Icelandic butter, the sights we saw…
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Read more: A Delayed Start but Strong End to Day 1Our trip to Iceland did not begin as expected. Which was maybe my fault, I should have known to expect the unexpected- especially where Iceland…
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