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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.EdIT Director Mark Williams Helps Organize NC State’s Inaugural Juneteenth Event With Re-established African American Faculty and Staff Organization
Educational IT Director Mark Williams discusses how he helped to re-establish NC State’s African American Faculty and Staff Organization during the pandemic and the organization’s role in hosting the university’s inaugural Juneteenth event.
Buy Now, Save Later
NC State Energy Management uses strategic procurement to manage rising natural gas costs.Erin Seekamp Named Goodnight Distinguished Professor of Coastal Resilience and Sustainability
Dr. Erin Seekamp, a professor of parks, recreation and tourism management and an extension tourism specialist in the College of Natural Resources, has been appointed Goodnight Distinguished Professor of Coastal Resilience and Sustainability, and director of the Coastal Resilience and Sustainability Initiative. The appointment is effective August 16.
New Collaborative Community Projects Support Youth Education, Tribal Knowledge, Air and Water Quality, and More
Four new projects in North Carolina are launching this year as part of the Community Collaborative Research Grant Program. Projects will support youth education, tribal knowledge, air and water quality, and an exploration of plastic contaminants in headwaters. North Carolina Sea Grant and N.C. Water Resources Research Institute administer the program in partnership with the William R. Kenan Jr. Institute for Engineering, Technology and Science.