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Our Curious Coast: Adaptation and Resilience
The NC State Climate Office takes a look at the adaptation, mitigation, and resilience measures coastal communities are taking in response to climate changes.
Our Curious Coast: Rivers and Wetlands
The NC State Climate Office explains the threats the rivers and wetlands in eastern North Carolina face due to a changing climate.
Our Curious Coast: The Ocean and Coastline
Simply taking a walk along one of North Carolina’s beaches is enough to show how shifting its sand truly is. As the fine grains shuffle…
Our Curious Coast: Soils and Agriculture
The NC State Climate Office explores the soils of eastern North Carolina, their suitability for agriculture and the weather and climate challenges that farmers face.
Our Curious Coast: Geography and Coastal Climate
The NC State Climate Office and the Coastal Resilience and Sustainability Initiative give an overview of the state’s coastal geography and the interplay between land, water, weather and people.
Expert: College Athletics Offer Platform for Promoting Sustainable Behavior
Higher education institutions can use their athletic programs to promote sustainable behavior among fans, according to NC State expert Jonathan Casper.
Volunteers Who Help Gather Data for Science Are Committed, But Not Diverse
Findings from a new study could help researchers design and structure future citizen science projects.
Plants in Space
Farms, Food and You talks with Professor Marcela Rojas-Pierce to learn about an out-of-this-world experiment involving plant biology and what it means for the future of agriculture practices at home and beyond our atmosphere.
NC State researchers recognized for work on PFAS pollution
Detlef Knappe’s work discovering and tracing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) compounds in the Cape Fear River basin in eastern North Carolina was recognized by a grateful city council in Wilmington, NC, earlier this month.
Seed Funding Speeds Growth for NC State Startup TreeCo
Just shy of three years ago, NC State professors Jack Wang and Rodolphe Barrangou received support from the Chancellor’s Innovation Fund, a competitive internal seed-funding program. Now, their startup TreeCo is thriving.