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Blog post contributed by Katelyn Cuomo, Graduate Assistant for the Special Collections Research Center.Join us for another post in the Fabulous 50 blog series, where we discuss the work and…

When you think of a nuclear power plant, you likely visualize a vast compound of hulking reactor towers. But both engineers and environmental policy makers are thinking smaller when it comes to these…

Micah Vandegrift is part of a multidisciplinary team organizing the Open Climate Data Science Workshop that will be held virtually on March 1-2 and March 8-9. The workshop aims to facilitate…

The Libraries is an organizing partner of the Open Climate Data Science Workshop to be held virtually on March 1-2 and March 8-9. The workshop aims to facilitate collaborations between communities,…

Energy Week (October 19-23) is full of virtual events to increase visibility of the university’s energy use and research and to create opportunities to shape a clean energy future. Organized by the…

You can’t refreeze the polar ice caps this afternoon, but you can use one fewer paper towel. An exhibit of student projects about the environmental impact of such small changes in everyday habits…

The future is being transformed by climate change faster and more dramatically than we realize. Politics, technology, cities, business—even our sense of history, human rights, and justice—will all be…

Science fiction asks “What if?” The Novel Science book club discusses fiction that says “What is.” The NCSU Libraries, in partnership with the College of Sciences and the NC Museum of Natural…

“Impervious surface!” This is what a city tree would shout if you asked it what its most important environmental factor is, according to postdoctoral researcher Dr. Nora Lahr. The NCSU Libraries…