Where Prices Are Rising and How Americans Can Navigate Inflation This Holiday Season
Quotes Connel Fullenkamp, a professor and director of undergraduate studies at Duke’s Department of Economics
Topic Energy & Environment
Duke scholars are exploring new frontiers in such areas as renewable energy, sustainable food and carbon capture to forge a more sustainable relationship between humanity and the global environment.
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The Repair: Can Scotland Wean Itself from Fossil Fuels?
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New Infrastructure Bill Gives Duke-based Program a National Role
The Duke-based Internet of Water will serve as the model for a national pilot program to improve how water data is shared.
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News Tip: Experts Available to Comment on Issues Raised at COP26
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Operation Climate: Combatting Climate Misinformation
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Tiny Microscopic Hunters Could Be a Crystal Ball for Climate Change
Simple measurements of these obscure organisms can help predict future CO2 emissions for warming ecosystems, study finds
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News Tip: Experts Available to Comment on Infrastructure Legislation
Topics include climate change, energy, infrastructure and politics
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If Endangered Primates Disappear, So Will Their Parasites. That’s Actually a Problem
The extinction crisis looming for monkeys, apes and their kin could have even greater ripple effects on the tiny underappreciated species that set up camp in their bodies.
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U.S. Faces 'Critical Time' for Climate Change Action
Duke experts in energy, economics and the environment brief media on bills before Congress
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News Tip: Experts Available to Comment on Biden’s Solar Plan
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News Tip: Experts Available to Comment on Latest Climate Report From IPCC
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Face Masks Are Hurting the Environment
Interview with Michele Okoh, senior lecturing fellow at Duke’s Environmental Law and Policy Clinic
As a Carbon-Free Future Nears, Duke Energy and Dominion Explore Hydrogen’s Potential
Quotes Nico Hotz, an associate professor of the practice in the Department of Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science
China ETS Reduces Carbon but ‘Needs Map to Cap-and-Trade Based System’
Features the work and comments of Zhang Junjie, an associate professor of environmental economics at Duke Kunshan University
Bogs, Banks and Bubble Barriers: Five Great Projects to Protect Nature
Features work tackling plastic pollution by a Nicholas Institute team; quotes Duke Ph.D. candidate Zoie Diana
Deforestation Making Outdoor Work Unsafe For Millions, Says Study
Quotes Luke Parsons, a climate researcher
The Universe Is Expanding Faster Than It Should Be
Quotes astronomer Dan Scolnic
Duke University Formalizes Five-Year Innovation Partnership with U.S. Army
Covers agreement to bring innovation to the military
A North Carolina Town Struggles Under The Toxic Shadow Of The Company That Built It
Quotes Ryke Longest, co-director of Duke University’s Environmental Law and Policy Clinic.
NC Answers: Is Local Tap Water Safe to Drink in North Carolina?
Features comments by Heather Stapleton, a professor in Duke’s Nicholas School of the Environment, who researches chemical contaminants in drinking…
Study: Working Hours May Change in Mumbai Due to Global Warming
Covers Duke research published in the international journal Nature Communications