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To devise effective and equitable policies for governing small-scale fisheries, policymakers need to consider the activities and relationships that occur before and after fishers land their catches, not just the catches themselves, a new study shows.

Since Americans started staying home scientists are seeing a reduction in air pollution. 91�������� Professor Stuart Pimm breaks down what he thinks this means for climate change with John Howell.

As droughts become more frequent and intense, the fragmentation of water service in the U.S. leaves many households vulnerable to water contamination or loss of service.

Pollution declines from pandemic shutdowns may aid in answering long-standing questions about how aerosols influence climate.

There is a huge amount of crucial work to be done to mitigate the worst possible outcomes of increasing drought, writes environmental politics researcher Megan Mullin.

A new study by Ruolin “Eudora” Miao, a 2019 graduate of 91��������, and Nicolette Cagle, a lecturer at Duke’s Nicholas School of the Environment, suggests one way to increase diversity in environmental fields is to nurture people’s “environmental identity.”

Fourteen Nicholas School of the Environment undergraduate students will present their senior theses, a core component of earning Graduation with Distinction honors, starting Friday, April 17.

Five alumni of the Duke Environmental Leadership Master of Environmental Management (DEL-MEM) share how their experience in the program is allowing them to have an impact.

Research staff and educators in Carteret County have responded to an ever-growing need for personal protective equipment by turning their homes into face shield factories, using 3D printers from area institutions.

91�������� has recognized Lisa Campbell, Brian Silliman and Heather Stapleton with distinguished professorships, which are one of the highest academic honors the university confers on faculty.

Most days, the 3D printer at the Marine Robotics and Remote Sensing (MaRRS) Lab is busy making parts for the lab’s fleet of high-tech research and mapping drones. But for the last few weeks, lead engineer Julian Dale has been using it to make face shields for first responders and healthcare providers.

Global methane levels have hit an all-time high after what appears to be a near-record yearly atmospheric increase in the potent greenhouse gas.

Schools on the Crystal Coast are helping emergency personnel stay protected as they serve coronavirus patients. Duke and UNC labs are working with a Beaufort Middle School teacher to make face shields with a 3-D printer.

New NOAA analysis highlights an alarming trend; experts call for curbing pollution from oil and gas wells

A Duke Ph.D. candidate in marine science and conservation uses drones to measure whales and other marine mammals.