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NC State to Study Economic Value of Improving Water Quality
The U.S. EPA has awarded NC State a grant to work with local communities to better understand the economic value of water quality.
Project Promises New, Sustainable Tools for Fight Against Stink Bug
You may not think you're interested in the stink bug, until you learn how they can damage some of your favorite types of tree fruits, vegetables and nuts.
NC State Studies Roadway Waste
Does a common highway maintenance operation cause environmental damage? NC State's Biological and Agricultural Engineering faculty investigate.
Study Reveals Soil Influence on Well Water Manganese Levels
A recent study on soil's influence on manganese levels of well water hits home for residents of central North Carolina.
Got Sheep? Want A Solar Farm?
Sheep plus solar farms. A natural combination for maintaining ground cover amid renewable energy production.
Gates Grant Helps NC State Solve Molecular Mysteries
Cassava is a vegetable that accounts for more than a third of human calorie consumption in Africa. But what disease is leading to major losses of this crop?
Alumnus Specializes In Smart Irrigation
Biological and Agricultural Engineering graduate Michael Dukes leads in water efficiency, use and reuse, and conservation.
NC State lauds university’s most sustainable at Green Brick Awards
Three members of the NC State community and one campus organization were honored with 2015 Green Brick Awards.