Oppenheimer Receives Heinz Award for Assessing the Impacts of Global Warming and Air Pollution, and Working for Policies to Prevent Future Harm
September 21, 2010 ・ Jane Soohoo, Civil and Environmental EngineeringWagner Joins Nationwide Project to Boost Energy Efficiency of Buildings
September 9, 2010 ・ Chris Emery and Patti WieserPrinceton University researchers will participate in a $122 million research project sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to develop technologies and educational programs to make buildings more energy efficient. Scientists from Princeton’s School of Engineering and Applied Science…
Michael Oppenheimer, David Wilcove, and others publish “Climate change: helping nature survive the human response” in Conservation International.
August 31, 2010 ・ Amy HeplerCampus Sustainability Efforts Expand Over Summer
August 30, 2010 ・ Emily AronsonAlana Tornello, a member of Princeton’s class of 2012, uses a monitoring probe to collect real-time data about the water quality of Washington Road stream. Tornello was one of the participants in the Princeton Environmental Institute’s Summer Undergraduate Research Training…
Climate Change May Mean More Mexican Immigration
July 26, 2010 ・ David Biello, Scientific American
Where are the World’s Highest CO2 Emitters?
June 29, 2010 ・ Shoibal ChakravartyLinkages Among Climate Change, Crop Yields and Mexico-US Cross-Border Migration
June 24, 2010 ・ Shoibal ChakravartyPEI’s Denise Mauzerall Assesses the Climatic Benefits of Black Carbon Mitigation
June 22, 2010 ・ EurekAlertTwo PEI-STEP Fellows Awarded Graduate Certificates in Science, Technology and Environmental Policy
June 22, 2010 ・ Carol PetersNing Lin (left) and Luke MacDonald Two PEI-STEP Environmental Policy Fellows, Ning Lin and Luke MacDonald, graduated in June 2010 with Ph.D.s from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and in addition were awarded the Graduate Certificate in Science,…
