Galapagos Field Site opens this spring
This Spring, the UNC Institute for the Environment opens its new Galapagos Field Site for spring semester study. Students have the opportunity to explore the unique ecology of the archipelago and learn about the challenges at the intersection of environmental conservation and societal needs.Faculty Council endorses water as central campus theme
At its Dec. 9 meeting, the council passed the resolution to adopt water as a two-year theme and requested that the faculty chair and executive vice chancellor and provost take the necessary steps to bring the idea to fruition.Presentation on natural gas production from shale
Dr. Larry Murdoch will visit UNC to present "To Frac or Not to Frac? Risks and Rewards of Natural Gas Production from Shale" on January 31st at 5:00 PM in the Tate Turner Kuralt Auditorium on campus.Events
Dr. Larry Murdoch: To Frac or Not to Frac?
Symposium: Can We Heal Our Local Waterways?
11th Annual CMAS Conference
Water and Health: Where Science Meets Policy Conference 2012
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Featured Research Dr. Jen Horney receives grant to study community resilience to natural disasters With grants from the USDA and the NSF, Dr. Horney (UNC CPHP) will study rural and coastal resiliency to natural disasters in the southeastern United States. Other members of Horney's research team include Phil Berke and David Salvesen (CSCD), Mai Nguyen (DCRP), and John Cooper (MDC and IE BOV member). |