Staff Reports
A red-ruffed lemur escaped from the Duke Lemur Center Friday.
Julian Spector
Duke's glass buildings can be deadly for birds, but a graduate student is setting out to fix that.
Imani Moise
A startup led by recent Duke alums is developing technology to help build trust between fracking companies and the communities they affect.
Lucy Hicks
Stricter Environmental Protection Agency regulations could steer the energy market away from coal, according to a recent Duke study.
Lizzy Kieffer
Theorist Rob Nixon argued that destructive treatment of the environment constitutes a form of violence.
A bias against oil and nuclear energy as fuel sources is impeding industrial progress, said Alex Epstein, Trinity ’02.
Tony Shan
Stuart Pimm is a species extinction expert who discourages species revival or de-extinction.
Andrew Luo
Duke will replace streetlights with energy-efficient lightbulbs.
Margot Tuchler
The South Sudanese ambassador is spending time at Duke to help find ways to improve food security in South Sudan.
John Barker
McCall Smith has written more than 60 books, several collections of short stories and the “No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency” series.
Duke’s coolest building just got even cooler.
State representatives have debated how to move the process forward.
Maggie Spini
The exterior design of the two C-1 hybrid buses that debuted last year serves to remind students, faculty and employees of Duke’s sustainability motto.
Danielle Muoio
The Duke Lemur Center recently acquired office space in Sambava, Madagascar, to house their latest conservation project.
What singer-songwriter Razia Said remembers about her native land in Antalaha, Madagascar, before leaving at age 11 is the thriving rainforests.
Michelle Menchaca
The day began with an introduction to lemurs and the destruction of their habitat
The Duke Lemur Center will host a symposium on conservation in Madagascar and the effect deforestation has on lemurs.
Georgia Parke
The Pentagon recently honored an environmental project, conducted in part by two Duke scientists
The fourth killing of a critically endangered red wolf since September in Hyde County, N.C., raises alarm for those part of the revitalization effort.
A documentary set to air across the U.S. in December exposes the impact illegal rosewood logging has on critically endangered silky sifaka lemurs.
Lopa Rahman
An environmental nonprofit wants to reduce the amount of oil North Carolina imports by using giant cane-derived biofuel.
Several North Carolina lakes and rivers contain high levels of toxic compounds.
Gloria Lloyd
Adrian Bejan has devised a model of global climate change simple enough for even a college freshman to work out by hand.
Carleigh Stiehm
A new certificate program wants to develop students’ experience at the intersection of entrepreneurship and environmental issues.
Elise Bruguera
As humans add more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, corn prices will change rapidly and unpredictably.
