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Urban Tree Planting is Booming, Just Not In Low-Income and Minority Neighborhoods
The distribution of trees remains inequitable in many American cities, with low-income and non-white neighborhoods typically having fewer trees.
Plants in Thin Air
CALS doctoral student Kaleb Goff is studying how plant species found on mountain summits are impacted by climate change.
You Can Make Carbon Dioxide Filters With a 3D Printer
NC State researchers demonstrated that it’s possible to make carbon dioxide capture filters using 3D printing.How Linked Data, Artificial Intelligence Could Help Animals
An NC State researcher describes the possibilities for using the “the internet of animals” to help with animal conservation and research.(Y)Our Health is Focus of Wicked Problems, Wolfpack Solutions 2023
Two free credits available to incoming and transfer first year students by completing the Wicked Problems, Wolfpack Solutions online course during Summer Session II. This year’s course, (Y)Our Health focuses on real-life examples of issues and challenges students to learn about multidisciplinary solutions.
Summer Energy Savings On Campus
NC State's Summer Energy Savings Initiative leverages lull in classroom usage for energy conservation, reducing costs and minimizing straing for regional electricity grids.Graduation to Vocation: Omoyemeh Jennifer Ukachukwu to Manage Forest Carbon Modeling
Upon graduating from NC State, Ukachukwu will work as a manager of forest carbon modeling with Anew Climate.
NC State at Forefront of Emerging and Globally Urgent Field: Honeybee Medicine
It’s “selective” time at the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine, a time when students get to choose fast-paced, intensely focused, one- or two-week classes from an array of offerings that now includes — for the first time! — apiary work or honey bee keeping. In 2017, the FDA declared honey bees as food animals and…