U.S.-China Environmental Education Foundation (UCEEF) hosted Chinese Delegation at Prestigious WEFTEC, Strengthening Sino-US Environmental Cooperation

On October 2nd and 3rd, the UCEEF Co-Founder Ms. Yuhong Jiang and Senior Technology Director Dr. Likun Hua, along with the team, warmly received the delegation of China Association of Environmental Protection Industry (CAEPI), led by CAEPI President Mr. Chengzhan Guo, marked a significant presence at this year's Water Environment Federation's Technical Exhibition and Conference...

UCEEF Successfully Hosted Business Briefing and Networking Lunch between U.S. and Chinese Companies to Bolster U.S.-China Cooperation in Environmental Protection

The U.S. - China Environmental Education Foundation (UCEEF) hosted an insightful Business Briefing and Networking Lunch event, which co-organized by the U.S. Commercial Service and Ernst & Young's Chicago Office, on October 2nd. With Yuhong Jiang, the Co-Founder of UCEEF, serving as the emcee, the event commenced with warm welcome remarks delivered by: Mr. Dan...

U.S.-China Environmental Education Foundation Spoke on Solid Waste Opportunities in China Webinar and Promotes MDCP CRETE Program

The U.S.-China Environmental Education Foundation (UCEEF) was invited to speak at a recent webinar hosted by the International Trade Administration (ITA) and the U.S. Department of Commerce on February 22, 2023. During the webinar, Ms. Yuhong Jiang, co-founder of UCEEF, introduced ITA’s Market Development Cooperation Program (MDCP) and its Carbon Reduction and Environmental Technology/Equipment (CRETE)...

UCEEF Commits to Supporting Environmental Academic Excellence with Annual Awards to CAPEES

The U.S.-China Environmental Education Foundation (UCEEF) keeps the commitment to advancing environmental science and academic excellence by annually donating the CAPEES-UCEEF Environmental Educator Award since 2021. This initiative underscores our dedication to nurturing and recognizing the efforts of scholars in the environmental education. The CAPEES-UCEEF Environmental Educator Award, a collaboration with the Chinese-American Professors in...

UCEEF Enhances Environmental Conservation through Strategic Support and Donations

The U.S. – China Environmental Education Foundation (UCEEF) has long been dedicated to environmental conservation, frequently extending our support through donations to communities in need. This commitment is not just about financial contributions, but also about actively participating in environmental and ecological preservation efforts. In a recent display of this commitment, UCEEF stepped forward to...

U.S.-China Environmental Education Foundation Received an Award from U.S. Department of Commerce for Generating Exports and Supporting High Quality U.S. Jobs

On September 21, 2022, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo  from the U.S. Department of Commerce (USDOC) announced that U.S.-China Environmental Education Foundation (UCEEF) was awarded for generating exports and supporting high-quality U.S. jobs. Commerce’s International Trade Administration’s Market Development Cooperator Program (MDCP) is awarding more than $1.7 million to promote U.S. exports with support...

Why should we protect our water resources?

Though most of planet Earth is covered in water, less than 3% of this water can be used for drinking, cooking, bathing, washing, and most human activities involving water. This 3% is also known as freshwater, and even freshwater is mostly inaccessible to humans due to being locked up in polar ice caps, glaciers, the...

U.S.-China Environmental Education Foundation Successfully Held Its First International Art Contest with the Theme of Nature and People

On August 15, 2021, the U.S.-China Environmental Education Foundation (UCEEF) hosted its first international art contest on the topic of “Nature and People” with a focus on the essential relationship between humans and nature. In cooperation with the Sharron Art Center and supported by US Education Management, this competition inspired students to be creative and...

U.S.-China Environmental Education Foundation was invited by the U.S. Department of Commerce to share insights into China’s CleanTech Market

China is responsible for 26% of the world's greenhouse gas emissions. China set a dramatic goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2060. Therefore, U.S.-China Environmental Education Foundation (UCEEF) was invited by the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Commercial Service to introduce China’s cleantech opportunities and various environmental technologies to interested U.S. companies. On June 24th 2021,...

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