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Mississippi State is celebrating Earth Week, culminating with Earth Day Saturday [April 22], with a variety of student- and community-focused activities.

Carbon Brief examines a new EU law aiming to prevent the sale of products, such as palm oil, if they have been produced on deforested land.

Tahoe National Forest welcomes Andrew Mishler as Yuba River Deputy District Ranger. Mishler began his USFS career in 2009 on the Mendocino National Forest where he held a variety of

Carlton Owen, former Alumnus of the Year and Alumni Fellow for Mississippi State’s College of Forest Resources, presents the 2023 Carlton Owen Lecture next Thursday, April 20.

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Mississippi State’s Waldorf Lecture on the Environment Wednesday [April 12] features Todd Bridges, a nationally renowned expert on developing nature-based engineering solutions.

Mississippi State is hosting a variety of Unity Month programs throughout April, exploring the dynamics of diversity and inclusion while celebrating the many cultures and heritages represented at the university.

The impacts that sea-level rise will have on landscapes is one of the looming environmental questions that Virginia will face in the coming decades. Now…