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Corporate pledges to address plastic pollution are failing to yield sufficient reductions in the material’s use, a new study has found.

Orangutans, like most of the world’s great apes, are struggling. Their numbers continue to drop as their habitat disappears, or they’re killed by humans for food, out of fear or for self-defense. And it’s happening despite an estimated $1 billion in spending on concerted orangutan conservation efforts since 2000. The ongoing slide has left biologists flummoxed about how to ensure the survival of the three species of the Pongo genus.

72% of Earth’s largest companies have pledged to reduce their plastic waste. A new study surveys what they’re doing (or not) to fulfill those promises.

A tale of two Duke CEE researchers working to identify and obliterate the “forever chemicals” tainting North Carolina’s drinking water.

Jill Stewart, a second-year DEL-MEM student, recently shared insights into why she's pursuing her degree, how she balances her studies while working a full-time job and how she's applying what she's learning at work.

Fanny Yang, a second-year student in the Duke Environmental Leadership Master of Environmental Management (DEL-MEM) program, recently shared insights into why she's pursuing her degree, how she balances her studies while working a full-time job and how she's applying what she's learning at work.