New Course for Spring 2011! ENV 302 /CEE 302/EEB 302: Advanced Analysis of Environmental Systems
December 2, 2010 ・ Tucker WillsieDo you want to understand the effect of energy, water, and food on environmental systems throughout the world? This course is an introduction to the study of environmental systems. Students will use quantitative analysis to examine three of today’s most…
PEI Researchers Combat Climate Change through Land Rehabilitation and Carbon Sequestration in Northern Kenya
November 29, 2010 ・ www.csucrsp.orgFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 29, 2010 PRINCETON, N.J. – Researchers from Princeton University, in partnership with scientists at the U.S. Geological Survey, U.S. Department of Agriculture, University of California, Davis, and University…
Princeton Continues Significant Progress Toward Sustainability Goals
November 15, 2010 ・ Ruth StevensFor the second consecutive year since adopting a Sustainability Plan, Princeton University’s on-campus greenhouse gas emissions have decreased. Last year, emissions declined for the first time since the University’s energy-efficient cogeneration plant was installed in 1996 by a modest amount…
University to Showcase Green Initiatives at Sustainability Open House
October 26, 2010 ・ Douglas Fischer, Daily ClimateThe latest campus and local community green initiatives will be showcased at Princeton University’s Sustainability Open House from 3 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 16, in the Chancellor Green Rotunda. Organized by the University’s Office of Sustainability, the event will…
Perspective on: Nature vs. Culture in Environmental Change
October 25, 2010 ・ Carol PetersEmmanuel Kreike, an associate professor of history and associated faculty member of the Princeton Environmental Institute, specializes in African history and environmental history. His research focuses on the intersection of war, violence and population movements and their impact on the…
Oppenheimer Briefs Washington About Extreme Weather
September 29, 2010 ・ Jane Soohoo, Civil and Environmental EngineeringDobson’s Research Indicates Road will Ruin Serengeti
September 23, 2010 ・ Jane Soohoo, Civil and Environmental EngineeringClimate Change May Mean More Mexican Immigration
July 26, 2010 ・ David Biello, Scientific AmericanClimate Change, Crop Yields & Cross-Border Migration Linked
July 26, 2010 ・ Dana RicciClimate change is expected to cause mass human migration, including immigration across international borders, according to a new study by three Princeton University professors and researchers. The researchers — all from the University’s Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International…
