From a University of North Carolina Institute for the Environment news feature by Michael F. Piehler published by the University of North Carolina Institute for the Environment about research by master’s student and Coastal Review Online science correspondent Kathleen Onorevole.
Top University Researchers Across the State to Collaborate on Emerging Contaminant Detection, Modeling and Impact Assessment The North Carolina Policy Collaboratory received a new $5,013,000 million appropriation from the N.C. General Assembly as part of the State budget for the … Continued
Seventeen North Carolina science teachers stood on the flat top of a trash “cell,” a compacted trash mound sealed with soil. In the distance, a line of trucks dumped garbage into a new cell. A handful of gulls flew over … Continued
When asked to name his favorite memory from his UNC undergraduate days, Geo. “Watts” Carr III quickly responded, “that has to be the day I had a blind date with my wife-to-be, Betsy Steele, for the State-Carolina football game my … Continued
North Carolina farmer Suzanne Nelson has this thing about farming as a regenerative rather than an extractive business. She also has a thing for cows. Nelson says people should do what they love doing. For her, “for whatever reason, I … Continued
