Hurricane Florence caused widespread flooding and destruction throughout the Carolinas and parts of Virginia. Officials are still in the early […] Hurricane Florence Presents Environmental Health Challenges for the Carolinas
By Bryan Luukinen Last summer, staff from the Duke Superfund Research Center (SRC) staff packed their bags in Durham and […] Angling for Understanding on the Elizabeth River
By Katelyn Liu Skimming through the document posted on a bulletin board in the UNC Gillings School of Public Health […] Where I Belong
By Sasha Burwell Or, heart deformers, at least. Being an intern within Project 3 of the Duke Superfund Research Center […] PAHs are heartbreakers!
By Margaret Morales How does a contaminated property become a Superfund Site? As of June of this year, there were […] Making a list, checking it twice: How to become a Superfund Site
By Noelle Wyman Roth Next week (March 3-8), Duke SRC and UNC SRP will play host to the Institute for […] Journalists to journey through North Carolina
By Lauren Czaplicki Why am I writing about fungi and Superfund sites? This post fits into a larger series on […] A fungi walks into a Superfund site…
By Savannah Volkoff By now you probably know that Project 3 of our research program focuses on the Atlantic Wood […] Cleaning up Atlantic Wood