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A pipeline project is being built in a Black and brown community in Houston. Experts say it reflects environmental justice concerns across the nation.

Earning tenure after a rigorous review process by peers inside and outside Duke is a testament to the caliber of each individual faculty member and the impact of their research, teaching and mentoring, and their reputation in their disciplines.

Some mentioned pay equity. Others spoke of unequal work burdens. But one sentiment came up again and again: faculty members say they feel undervalued.

Nicholas School of the Environment faculty members Brian McAdoo and Ryan Emanuel are helping students, faculty and staff engage directly with communities beyond Duke University’s campus to understand

WUNC special reporting on Lumberton and Robeson County, NC.

The dead and dying forests are eerie and unmistakable. Their spread strains the economic, historic and social fabric of NC’s coastal communities.

Nicholas Carnes Creed C. Black Associate Professor of Public Policy and Political Science Carnes is a political scientist at the Sanford School of Public Policy who studies the causes and

The sun shone bright and warm on the Dertouzos Amphitheater at the Stata Center this past Earth Day as a panel of Indigenous leaders from across the country talked about their experiences with climate activism and shared their natural world philosoph

The sun shone bright and warm on the Dertouzos Amphitheater at the Stata Center this past Earth Day as a panel of Indigenous leaders from across the country talked about their experiences with climate activism and shared their natural world philosophies — a worldview that sees humanity as one with the rest of the Earth.

Living Climate Futures demonstrates a collaborative approach to community activism and response to climate change for Earth Day weekend, April 22-23. Natural world philosophies were a highlight of the Indigenous Earth Day panel.