‘The Suburbs — That’s the Whole Deal’: How the Suburbs Became Harris’ Clearest Path to Victory
Sara Oliver is featured as an example of women who are voting in the presidential election with abortion rights at the top of their minds
Sara Oliver is featured as an example of women who are voting in the presidential election with abortion rights at the top of their minds
Even tea bags can be made of materials that contain plastic, according to CEE Professor Mark Wiesner.
Dean Jerome Lynch says that there’s a lot of business for our graduates. There’s a lot of opportunity out there.
Lee Ferguson and collaborators from Texas Tech find that lithium ion battery production and disposal is a major contributor to a type of PFAS contamination in the environment
Mike Bergin and David Carlson show a method for statistically compensating for a lack of heat data in underserved urban areas
Lee Ferguson talks about his work to find PFAS chemicals in the environment across the countries and trace their sources
Doug Nowacek says there are no links whatsoever between the offshore wind development activity and especially the humpback whale mortalities.
Tyler Felgenhauer joins Indiana University colleague Ben Kravitz in penning an article on the potential promise and perils of climate engineering projects
Lee Ferguson says investments by the North Carolina General Assembly puts NC researchers in an improved spot to better their statewide PFAS investigations.
Doug Nowacek speaks to how noise from offshore windfarm construction might disrupt the lives of endangered right whales.
CEE Professor Gaby Katul warns that we can not afford to wait another 100 years for the next pandemic to occur in an article that explores the ways that internet data is being used to track and predict disease spread.
CEE Professor Lee Ferguson has discovered that the active ingredient in Roundup, the world’s most popular herbicide, may play a role in the epidemic levels of chronic kidney disease seen in rural Sri Lanka.