His work at Clemson dealt with the development of high tech instrumentation to calibrate water levels in soil. He hopes that his work will increase the quality of food while decreasing the cost to produce it. Well, sort of . . . Rial sees himself in Guadalajara, Mexico or Havana, Cuba where he wants to study Spanish and where he can apply what he's learned to an economy and socioeconomic system that will benefit from his knowledge and expertise. Earnest is published by the College of Engineering and Science at Clemson University for the alumni and friends of the College.
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