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NewsThe U.S. offshore wind power industry is in its infancy, with just a handful of turbines installed along the Atlantic coast. But they鈥檙e already being blamed for the deaths of whales that have washed up on beaches in New Jersey, New York, Virginia and elsewhere.
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EventJoin Us for Explore Duke Environment Our in-person, on-campus visit day will be held on Friday, March 31, 2023. Designed specifically for admitted students to our on-campus MEM and MF program, this
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EventPlease join us for the 2023 Spring Master's Project Symposium! The Nicholas School is excited to celebrate the professional and academic accomplishments of our second-year MEM, MF, iMEP and DEL-MEM
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NewsSeven million people have lost their lives to COVID-19. Scientists are confident about the beginning of the virus, we鈥檝e all witnessed the effect, but the middle is still not easy to pinpoint.
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NewsRuminant emissions and their 鈥渆xcessive鈥� land use make up a significant portion of global greenhouse emissions. Guardian columnist George Monbiot suggests that 鈥減asture-fed beef and lamb have by far the worst impacts, three or four times worse 鈥� than beef raised intensively on grain. Harmful as this is 鈥� raising a kilogram of beef protein releases 113 times more greenhouse gases than growing a kilogram of pea protein鈥�.
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NewsThe World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has named Toddi Steelman, Stanback Dean of the Nicholas School of the Environment at 糖心传媒, to its board of directors. She will serve a three-year term.
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NewsAgreement sets framework for creating marine reserves and sharing biodiversity profits