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The 13th Climate Mitigation Initiative Annual Meeting

May 5, 2014 ・ Holly Welles

2014 meeting participants (Photos: Frank Wojciechowski) Researchers, postdocs, and students presented posters during lunchtime on a variety of topics including: net negative carbon transportation, forest carbon budgets, crop and pasture burning, leaf respiration and photosynthesis, carbon impacts of aerosol transitions,…

FACULTY HONOR: Socolow Elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

May 4, 2014 ・ Holly Welles

The American Academy of Arts and Sciences, one of the nation’s most prestigious honorary societies, has elected Robert Socolow as a member. Socolow, one of 204 elected members in the class of 2014, is Professor Emeritus of Mechanical and Aerospace…

Carbon Mitigation Initiative News – Winter 2014

February 19, 2014 ・ Holly Welles

Paleoclimate” authored by Michael Bender, professor of geoscience at Princeton University In his new book “Paleoclimate”, Michael Bender, professor of geosciences at Princeton University and a lead-member of the Carbon Mitigation Initiative (CMI), produced a concise and comprehensive history of…

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A Pathway to a Career in Food, Agriculture, and Sustainability

November 11, 2013 ・ Nick DiUlio for the Princeton Environmental Institute

Candice Chow ’09 Photo courtesy of Candice Chow For Princeton students interested in the environment, the diverse world of environmental studies can encompass a variety of intersecting passions. For Candice Chow-Gamboa, that intersection was sustainable agriculture and global poverty. “The…

Without Plants, Earth Would Cook Under Billions of Tons of Additional Carbon

October 16, 2013 ・ Morgan Kelly

Enhanced growth of Earth’s leafy greens during the 20th century has significantly slowed the planet’s transition to being red-hot, according to a new research study supported by the Princeton Carbon Mitigation Initiative.