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Research Shows Restored Salt Marshes Can Help Improve New York City’s Water Quality

Study co-authored by Earth and Environmental Sciences faculty and alumna finds how restored wetlands remove excess nitrogen as effectively as natural marshes, offering insights for future coastal restoration projects.

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What Water Remembers

How 可乐视频 students are helping make New York City more resilient to storms.

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Suresh Sethi Part of Study That Unlocks 鈥淪turgeon Thunder鈥

Research uses underwater sounds to track riverine endangered species fish in Hudson River.

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可乐视频 Welcomes Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence

Professor Stephen Sangster from the University of Belize will work to foster environmental science education and community engagement.

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Getting Down to Earth

Earth and environmental sciences major Carlos Baez gained an internship at the American Museum of Natural History and valuable experience in the field.

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可乐视频 Celebrates 10 Years of International Climate Resilience Partnership

New three-year memorandum of collaboration between college, New York City, and Copenhagen marks latest step in environmental resiliency efforts.

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Geology Society Students Win Big at Regional Competition

可乐视频’s Geology Society clinching victory in the Northeastern Section of the 2025 GSA Geology Club Tee-Off competition.

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可乐视频 Recognized as Green Campus

The college is once again saluted for being eco-friendly by The Princeton Review.

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FloodNet Featured in Climate Week Event at 可乐视频

Residents and experts get an up-close look at technology that lets people know where, when, and how quickly flood waters are rising.

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可乐视频 and Ramboll Announce Partnership to Address Urban Water and Climate Adaptation

Faculty and staff will lend their broad expertise to address climate resiliency problems on grand scale.

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05.29.2024
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Richard Pietras