Explore the latest sustainability news and insights from NC State.
Sign up for the weekly sustainability e-news.
Emmanuel Torres Quezada, assistant professor of horticultural science and an Extension vegetable specialist, discusses how North Carolina farmers can navigate the ongoing drought across the state to maintain crop yields.
What do science fiction stories, 10-minute plays, and scholar-driven conversations have in common? They’re all working to change our planet’s future through creative solutions to wicked problems like climate change. The impacts of climate change are both immediate and far-reaching. As NC State prepares students for careers that will extend far beyond the next five…
Through her cooking classes, registered dietitian Soo Uhm is giving students recipes for success long after they have a meal plan on campus.
A statewide program allows North Carolinians to replace Bradford pear trees with free native species to restore ecosystems and reduce the spread of the invasive species.
Hardwood trees are the main source of spring allergies, releasing pollen from February through May that can trigger respiratory symptoms.
Carpets, couches, and mattress toppers – oh my! It’s that time of year, Wolfpack. Another academic year is wrapping up, caffeine levels are peaking, and soon you’ll be packing up your things while reminiscing about the memories, friendships, and good times you’ve had. But here’s the thing: after finals, when everyone’s rushing to start summer…
Five Tips for Incorporating Outdoor Science Lessons
The Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Nuclear Energy awarded NC State University $18.3 million to lead the Consortium for Reactor Safety Training (CRεST), part of its nationwide efforts to grow the future nuclear energy workforce.
A planned gift will help the College of Veterinary Medicine’s Turtle Rescue Team continue to rescue and rehabilitate turtles — as well as other reptiles and amphibians — for many years to come.
All NewsAlumniBuildingsClimateCommunityEconomy
EnergyFacultyFoodLandMaterials and PurchasingPollinators
ResearchStaffStudentsTransportationWaste ReductionWater
TOP LINKS