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Duke, UNC-Chapel Hill to Combine Herbaria
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Box turtle (left) and a two four-toed salamanders (right) in Duke Forest (Photos: Nicolette Cagle (box turtle) and Duke Forest Community Science Volunteers (four-toed salamanders)
Duke Climate Commitment
February 4, 2025
Climate Road Trip: Where Every Job Is a Climate Job
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January 28, 2025
A Partnership to Build Climate Resilience Along the Great Coharie River
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Three Engineering Projects to Build Greener Materials
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February 11, 2025
A Catalogue of Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions
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To Address World Hunger, Look to Small-Scale Fisheries
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Binbin Li’s award-winning shot of two rival male antelope roaming the Tibetan landscape in Qiangtang National Nature Reserve.
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The team is seeking to understand the experiences of people in Sri Lanka communities. -
As temperatures keep creeping up, Duke researchers are investigating how heat affects health, ecosystems, economics and beyond. -
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Duke Campus Farm’s Sloss Fellow Christina Ferrari. -
Sydney Tomlak, an indoor volleyball player from Rochester, Mich. -
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Terrace Gardens from the Frances P. Rollins Overlook. Photo by Jared Lazarus/Duke University. -
Duke student Sam Stayn paired two majors that enables him to consider architectural design while being mindful of ecological issues. -
From left: DNCR Secretary Pamela Cashwell, Baker, and Jeff Michael, deputy secretary for natural resources, in eastern North Carolina. -
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Toddi Steelman, vice president and vice provost for climate and sustainability at Duke at the From Billions to Trillions Summit