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SLIDE SHOW Posted: April 22, 2009   
College Students Exhibit Sustainable Designs FLASH VERSION
At the Environmental Protection Agency's fifth annual Sustainable Design Expo on the National Mall in Washington, DC, college students exhibited their projects addressing sustainability issues including alternative energy, water purification and green buildings.
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Produced by: Lea Winerman
Arsenic in Mongolia, Allison Hahn of the University of Pittsburgh describes her team's project to simply and cheaply remove arsenic from drinking water in Mongolia.
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Arsenic in Mongolia
Allison Hahn of the University of Pittsburgh describes her team's project to simply and cheaply remove arsenic from drinking water in Mongolia.
Speaking: Allison Hahn
Photo Credit: Travis Daub, Audio Credit: Lea Winerman
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