CREST Center for Aquatic Chemistry and Environment

Pollutants are having devastating effects on ecosystems including the plants, animals and people who depend on them. The Center for Aquatic Chemistry and the Environment (CAChE) is a National Science Foundation (NSF) Center of Research Excellence in Science and Technology (CREST) that tackles one of the most complex challenges: environmental contamination. Learn more about our Research:

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Jan
28

Environmental education program instructor

Build-A-Field Trip, a South Florida based environmental education company, is currently recruiting for a part-time (approximately two to three days [...]

Jan
03

CREST amplifies importance of Miami River to stakeholders

The most recent grand jury report stated that the health of Biscayne Bay is in a state of emergency. The [...]

Dec
13

Institute of Environment

In a memorandum sent out by Dean Michael R. Heithaus, we’ve learned of the realignment of all of our environmental [...]

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