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The Nicholas School of the Environment hosted recognition ceremonies to honor graduating students in its undergraduate, master's and PhD programs on Saturday, May 7, 2022.

ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½â€™s Nicholas School of the Environment is making changes to its Master of Environmental Management (MEM) degree program starting in Fall 2023.

As sea levels rise and storms become more intense, scientists are racing to study the rapid loss of trees and marshland along the Outer Banks

In these interviews, we discuss PFAS, known as forever chemicals. Consumer Reports found them in some but not all restaurant food wrappers.

The first round of University-Wide Collaboration Grants on Climate Change will fund eight ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½ faculty teams to lay the groundwork for new research on climate change and its impacts. The teams will investigate topics including planetary engineering, climate justice, low-carbon heating and cooling methods, lithium mining, agricultural histories, coastal resilience, and the impacts of extreme weather on forest ecosystems.

Peter M. Nicholas, T’64, philanthropist and visionary, died May 14 at his home in Boca Grande, Florida. He was 80 years old.

An April symposium at Grainger Hall, People and Nature, brought a diverse set of speakers, both from Duke and other U.S. institutions, to examine the relationship between human culture and land and to discuss pressing issues such as environmental justice. The session was organized by PhD students from the Nicholas School of the Environment and the biology department.

Cadillac, the premium brand of the legacy carmaker, goes on the offensive in the electric market.

How bad is the climate stalemate? In the United States, we have gotten used to legislative inaction, on climate as with much else.