Leonard Bielory – Rutgers Center for Environmental Prediction
What’s your risk for COVID-19 in the water?
Kay Bidle – Department of Marine and Coastal Sciences
Pollen burst coming to NJ: Telling allergies apart from COVID-19
Leonard Bielory, Rutgers Center for Environmental Prediction
Rowan prez’s hot sauce has cool purpose — lowering student costs
Rutgers Food Innovation Center
How New Jersey Stays Competitive for Peach Season
Hemant Gohil, Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Gloucester County
Dan Ward, Department of Plant Biology
The freshman 15 — How not to gain (too much) weight in college
Peggy Policastro, IFNH
Ragweed has arrived with a vengeance in New Jersey
Leonard Bielory, Department of Environmental Sciences
Learn belly dancing, create a mini-earthquake. Do it all at Rutgers Day 2017
Rutgers Day is Saturday, April 29, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on all three of Rutgers University’s campuses in New Brunswick, Newark and Camden… Learn more about animals and insects though events such as the Farm Animal Showcase, cockroach races an…
It’s not officially winter, but NJ already slammed with dangerous cold spell
David Robinson – New Jersey State Climatologist
Is North Jersey headed for a drought? Reservoir levels falling fast
Nobody is pushing the panic button just yet, but with drier-than-normal conditions and higher-than-average temperatures over the past few weeks, state officials are carefully monitoring reservoir levels as they begin to drop… “We really don’t have any margin for error in the precipitation department because we’re seeing very low stream flow for this time of year,” New Jersey state climatologist at Rutgers University Dave Robinson said. “Ground water is dropping and the reservoirs in the northern part of the state are starting to drop at a rate that’s a little faster than their normal decline.”