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A coalition of four mid-Atlantic states, The Nature Conservancy, and Duke University—led by NC DNCR—has received a historic $421M federal grant to reduce carbon emissions through nature-based projects. Duke experts will lead reporting on the progress of the 21 projects. nicholasinstitute.duke.edu/articles/duke-…

Our amazing high school students from North Carolina School of Science & Mathematics cleaned up over 1,000 pieces of trash today during our HackBio program! Plastic the major source of waste Duke University School of Medicine Duke Cancer Duke Environment

Mixed Approach to Reforestation Better Than Planting or Regeneration Alone nicholas.duke.edu/news/mixed-app…

"Tracking the devasting extent of environmental and infrastructural destruction is critical to prevent additional loss of life in deadly conflicts," writes Erika Weinthal. newsecuritybeat.org/2024/07/earlie…

New study outlines three imperatives plus national actions for reversing a recent rise in methane emissions: Authors include Drew Shindell of Duke Environment, Tel Aviv University, Climate & Clean Air Coalition; Bram (J.D.) Maasakkers of SRON Space Research; Sophie Szopa of UVSQ LSCE IPSL

Elizabeth Albright's research on renters' challenges in disaster recovery found similar disparities during wildfires. insideclimatenews.org/news/06082024/…

Local high schoolers worked together on research projects related to human health and the environment as part of HackBio—a program that aims to equip young people with the tools they need to thrive in college and beyond. today.duke.edu/2024/08/hackbi…

"If climate change has disrupted ecosystems or relationships between people and ecosystems, it becomes all that much harder to demonstrate that those lines of connection to land and water still exist today,” says Ryan Emanuel. thenation.com/article/enviro…

Meet Brian Silliman, the Rachel Carson Distinguished Professor of Marine Conservation Biology at Duke's Nicholas School of the Environment! 🦀🌿 He's diving into the salt marshes of North Carolina's Crystal Coast to uncover how climate change is impacting these vital ecosystems.

Duke is one of the organizations receiving funds as part of strategic partnerships aimed at improving fishing gear and population monitoring that will help the recovery of North Atlantic right whales. fisheries.noaa.gov/media-release/…

Why are methane emissions growing? Why does it matter? And how can we reverse this? Find out in a short explainer of a study by Drew Shindell of Duke Environment Climate & Clean Air Coalition, Bram (J.D.) Maasakkers, Gavin Schmidt, Benjamin Poulter, Sophie Szopa, Dr. Gabrielle Dreyfus, Luke Parsons & more ⬇️

Nicholas School Welcomes Operations Expert Shannon Parker to the Faculty nicholas.duke.edu/news/nicholas-…

"We are lucky to have a long history of past changes in Earth’s climate to use as examples of what we might expect in the future. There’s, I think, a lot to be learned about future climate by actually looking in the distant past,” Michael Kipp tells WUNC wunc.org/show/due-south…

The new Sustainability and Climate Applied Learning (SCALe) program recognized Char Clark for her efforts in advancing sustainability education in a new series, SCALe Spotlights. sustainability.duke.edu/story/char-cla…

On this day in 1973, Duke Marine Lab researchers located the USS Monitor, a long-lost Union Navy ironclad warship, off the coast of Cape Hatteras. 100.duke.edu/story/duke-res…

Andrew Read explains why dolphins' occasional aggressive behavior shouldn't be surprising: “It’s a large, wild, powerful animal that you can’t predict.” nationalgeographic.com/animals/articl…

A new documentary short on Duke Marine Lab’s history and people debuts Monday. Check out the trailer: today.duke.edu/2024/09/dukes-…

On the Volleyball Court and in Marine Science, Ph.D. student Tiffany Paalman Wants to Play Her Part today.duke.edu/2024/09/volley…

As the keynote talk in the Summit for Ocean Stewards event lineup, join us for a conversation with Dr. Sylvia Earle, renowned marine biologist, trailblazing oceanographer and passionate activist. nicholas.duke.edu/events/convers…

Ahead of speaking at Tuesday's @FERC workshop, Tyler Norris (Duke Environment) talked with Heatmap News' Shift Key podcast about how to understand—and how to fix—one of the biggest obstacle to deploying more #RenewableEnergy on the U.S. power grid. heatmap.news/podcast/shift-…