Brooklyn College Marks NYC Climate Week With Innovation, Collaboration, and Climate Action
Students, faculty, and staff showcase the college’s growing leadership in sustainability, resilience, and environmental education.
Read MoreResearch 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.
Read MoreWhat Water Remembers
How Brooklyn College students are helping make New York City more resilient to storms.
Read MoreSuresh Sethi Part of Study That Unlocks “Sturgeon Thunder”
Research uses underwater sounds to track riverine endangered species fish in Hudson River.
Read MoreBrooklyn College Welcomes Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence
Professor Stephen Sangster from the University of Belize will work to foster environmental science education and community engagement.
Read MoreGetting 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.
Read MoreBrooklyn College 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.
Read MoreGeology Society Students Win Big at Regional Competition
Brooklyn College’s Geology Society clinching victory in the Northeastern Section of the 2025 GSA Geology Club Tee-Off competition.
Read MoreBrooklyn College Recognized as Green Campus
The college is once again saluted for being eco-friendly by The Princeton Review.
Read MoreFloodNet Featured in Climate Week Event at Brooklyn College
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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10.2.2024
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Richard Pietras