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July 20, 2017

Duke Receives $11M Gift to Fund New Marine Lab Research Ship

Photo: Aaron Ramus

July 17, 2017

Invasive Plant Species Can Enhance Coastal Ecosystems

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July 17, 2017

Ozone Pollution Connected to Cardiovascular Health

July 14, 2017

Duke Professor Lincoln Pratson Pratson launches second MOOC on energy industry fundamentals

14 hours 19 min ago

Eric Brazer (MEM’05), deputy director of the @GulfAlliance, quoted in story on extended red snapper season https://t.co/QgAsLhjJS9

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15 hours 46 min ago

Duke's Coastal Campus: @DukeMarineLab https://t.co/o2ksC6Nh3x

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EH 2102, Environment Hall – Durham; Bookhout Conference Room – Beaufort

Latest Blogs

Geo-engineering II: The sea

if we added iron to a large area of the world’s oceans, we could dramatically lower the level of carbon...

Bill Schlesinger

Alice Paul and the Importance of National Heritage Sites

A few weeks ago, my team and I visited one of the newest national parks sites: The Belmont-Paul Women's Equality...

Lukas Gschwandtner

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Joint Statement on Trump’s Decision to Withdraw U.S. from Paris Climate Accord

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featured alum

Lauren Fety, MF/MEM '14
Forest Analyst , The Conservation Fund

"I relished the interdisciplinary thinking at the Nicholas School when I was a student, and being able to consider forests from many perspectives has been extremely valuable professionally. From ecological theory to geospatial analysis, the classes I took at the Nich School directly shape my work in forestry."