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EventVirtual Recognition Celebrations Friday, May 7 & Saturday, May 8 All virtual recognition celebrations will be held on Zoom and will require a password. Celebrations will be open to family, friends and
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EventVirtual Recognition Celebrations Friday, May 7 & Saturday, May 8 All virtual recognition celebrations will be held on Zoom and will require a password. Celebrations will be open to family, friends and
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NewsSixteen years after the restoration of Upper Sandy Creek began, hundreds of species, some rare, now call the once-heavily eroded and degraded stream home, and nitrogen pollution flowing off Duke鈥檚 campus into downstream waters has been slashed by 75%.
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NewsThe Duke Aquafarm is Duke鈥檚 other 鈥渃ampus farm,鈥 where students grow oysters instead of produce and learn how the tasty bivalves could help take a bite out of coastal pollution.
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NewsSusan Lozier, Zackary Johnson and Martin Smith discuss how Nicholas School research takes us from discoveries to solutions on some of the most pressing issues facing our oceans today.
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NewsMartin Smith, George M. Woodwell Distinguished Professor of Environmental Economics, discusses how Nicholas School research takes us from discoveries to solutions on some of the most pressing issues facing our oceans today.
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EventOctober 23 鈥 Day 2 of 2 | This symposium will include discussions of interstate water issues in the United States as well as international water scarcity issues as they relate to conflict and migration. Learn from professionals in the field to see how academia, governments, NGOs, and local residents are impacted by and addressing issues related to water and border
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NewsA new Nicholas School project, developed with support from the Dean鈥檚 Office and the Duke-wide Re-imagining Doctoral Education (RiDE) initiative, empowers and protects students by establishing standards for productive and respectful relationships between students and their faculty advisors, mentors and co-workers.
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EventHumans are changing the environment in many ways, and these changes have negative effects on our health. But the impacts are often largest among communities that already suffer from poverty and racial discrimination.
