Stories From Sep 2020
Bees Can Limit Low-Level Parasite Spread Within Colonies
When parasite pressure is low, bees can control how quickly the parasites spread within colonies, and this might be due to social immunity.
Lizards, Convergent Evolution and Life After Humans, an Interview with Jonathan Losos
ROb Dunn sit with Jonathan Losos to learn about how anoles became the kings of convergent evolution and what that means for future life on Earth.
Scientists Pilot Drones in Effort to Save Trees From Invasive Beetle
NC State are using drones to try to find ash trees with natural resistance to the emerald ash borer invasive pest.
Latinx Heritage Month
By Kevin Brewer, University Communications Contributing Writer Vanessa Perdomo is from Colombia, but she also feels at home in the Poole College of Management. On New Year’s Eve, she dances into the night to vallenato music with her extended family. But the senior in business administration is also president of NC State’s chapter of the Association…
Lessons from the Climate-Change Induced Collapse of Angkor Wat
In the simple telling, climate changed and the society of Greater Angkor couldn’t cope. Collapse followed.
Landing the Best Fish Consumption Advisory Signs for Sport and Subsistence Anglers
Simpler is better when it comes to letting people know which fish are unsafe to eat.
How Kids Are Inspiring Adults to Address Climate Change
Why? Because parents listen to their children.