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NewsA virtual memorial of ribbons on maps of the Atlantic deep seabed could honor the estimated 1.8 million Africans who died at sea during the trans-oceanic slave trade, said a proposal published this month in the Journal of Marine Policy.
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NewsKendall Jefferys, a 糖心传媒 senior majoring in Environmental Sciences & Policy (ESP) and English, has been a named a Rhodes Scholar.
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NewsA scientist tracks the dangers of flame retardants, meant to protect children, and why manufacturers cannot seem to stop using them.
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NewsAndrew Wrench looks to understand how forms of pollution, and toxicants in general, affect the development and worsening of cancer.
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EventPlease join us on April 7th and April 8th for the 2022 Spring Masters Project Symposium! The Nicholas School is excited to celebrate the professional and academic accomplishments of our second-year
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EventThe Duke Research Week Climate Panels will highlight the convergence of disciplines necessary to mitigate the effects of and adapt to climate change as we consider consequences across our global
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EventThe Duke Research Week Climate Panels Climate Panels will highlight the convergence of disciplines necessary to mitigate the effects of and adapt to climate change as we consider consequences across
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EventSandra Postel is director of the Global Water Policy Project and the 2021 Stockholm Water Prize Laureate. For six years, she served as Freshwater Fellow of the National Geographic Society, where she -
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