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Summer weather is hot and getting hotter. ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½ researchers discussed Thursday morning about how rising temperatures are affecting U.S. productivity, the economy and the overall health of American citizens.

Wildlife experts in the United States are struggling with a problem: As some kinds of threatened animals increase in number, they put pressure on other at-risk creatures.

Duke experts discuss heat wave with media

The dead and dying forests are eerie and unmistakable. Their spread strains the economic, historic and social fabric of NC’s coastal communities.

Professors from Duke Divinity and the Nicholas School for the Environment lead sessions on pastoral care for climate change.

The sweeping Inflation Reduction Act expected to pass the House late this week and then head to President Joe Biden’s desk could reshape the American energy industry by putting non-fossil fuel alternatives in reach of more people.

Nat Blackford, a second-year Master of Environmental Management/Master of Forestry (MEM/MF) student, was a Stanback Coastal Resiliency Fellow at the National Parks Conservation Association.