How wetlands contribute to climate change
Professor XinninZhang is exploring is why methane, a significant greenhouse gas, is increasing in the atmosphere. Continue Reading →
Category: Princeton Environmental Institute (PEI)
Nature’s Nation. How American art shaped our environmental perspectives
By Catherine Zandonella When landscape artist Thomas Cole visited New Hampshire’s White Mountains in the summer of 1839, he sketched the telling signs of deforestation and human encroachment on a once pristine wilderness. But his Continue Reading →
SIMON LEVIN Receives Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement
Simon Levin, the George M. Moffett Professor of Biology, was awarded the 2014 Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement for bridging ecological research and environmental policy, economics and social science. Levin received an award of $200,000 Continue Reading →
Princeton-born play makes off-Broadway debut
A MUSICAL ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE that was born at Princeton made its New York City debut in April 2014. Both entertaining and informative, The Great Immensity focuses on the quintessential question of our time: How Continue Reading →