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March 30, 2021
The High-Stakes Game of Geoengineering
With NSF support, risk scientist Mark Borsuk and colleagues are using a combination of an experimental game and mathematical modeling to understand and predict when and why nations might choose to enact politically risky “quick fix” solutions to climate change
April 15, 2021
AI Pinpoints Local Pollution Hotspots Using Satellite Images
Technique could find sources of heavy air pollution and allow researchers to better study its effects on human health and make socially just policy decisions
April 15, 2021
Andrew Jones III: Expanding Access to Safe, Clean Water
New faculty member Andrew Jones III blends environmental engineering and policy analysis, aiming to improve water quality and advance water equity
April 13, 2021 | Duke Graduate School
PhD Student Investigating Potential Cause of Mysterious Kidney Disease
April 05, 2021 | Duke Today
Infrastructure Plan Could Make up for Lost Years, but Still Won't Meet Country's Needs
April 01, 2021
“Belonging While Black at Duke” Book Club Launched
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Understanding Failure
Featuring Henry Petroski
Discover Magazine | February 8, 2021
The Taj Mahal: Can India Save This Corroding Beauty?
Featuring Michael Bergin
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