The latest earth, climate, and environmental science news from across Columbia.
In the first evaluation of evaporation as a renewable energy source, researchers at Columbia University find that U.S.
Gardeners and nature lovers have noticed that plants are flowering earlier every year—a phenomenon generally attributed to climate change.
Columbia University has pledged to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 35 percent in the next three years through a mix of energy conservation and effi
Associate Professor Kate Orff’s Oyster-tecture is a plan to bring oysters back to New York Harbor.
Chilean president Michelle Bachelet visited the R/V Marcus G. Langseth on Jan.
Geoffrey Heal studied physics and economics as an undergraduate, but has always cared deeply about the environment.
Kartik Chandran, associate professor of earth and environmental engineering, is an authority on environmentally sustainable wastewater treat
