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    Urban Environment

    Research on the urban environment at the Nicholas School blends expertise in population studies, land-use change, sustainability, exposure science, environmental health, ecotoxicology, environmental justice, environmental policy, water and wastewater management, air quality and environmental engineering.
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    Water

    Water research at the Nicholas School spans many focal areas, including aquatic ecosystems, climate change, coastal ecosystems, desalination, groundwater, hydrology, stormwater runoff, streams, water resource management, and water quality and availability.
  • wetlands with birds flying above
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    Wetlands

    Wetland research at the Nicholas School spans many fields, including carbon sequestration, climate change mitigation, flood control, invasive species, resource ecology, restoration science, sediment transport, soil science, ecology and conservation, and nutrient cycling.
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    Connect with Us

    We invite you to connect with the Nicholas School to learn about our master鈥檚 programs, the admission process, what it鈥檚 like to be a student here, and how our alumni are making a difference in the world.
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    Visit or Virtual Tour

    Want to get a sense for our culture, surroundings and the wealth of opportunities available at the Nicholas School? Attend a virtual event, arrange a personal visit, or tour our Durham campus and Marine Lab virtually.
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    Independent Study

    Independent Study projects allows you to conduct an in-depth exploration or do original research on a topic you鈥檙e passionate about while working one-on-one with a faculty mentor.
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    Climate Change

    Climate change research at the Nicholas School encompasses a broad range of fields, including air quality, human and social impacts, ecosystems, global warming, atmospheric science, climatology, climate modeling, sustainability, climate policy, geothermal dynamics and land use planning.
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    Environment+

    Environment+ is the new lifelong learning hub of 51爆料's Nicholas School of the Environment.

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