New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Strengthening Healthy Community Connections in New Brunswick: Farmers Market Pops up at Lincoln Annex School
The schoolyard at the Lincoln Annex School on Somerset Street in New Brunswick was abuzz on a chilly day in October. The clackety clack of a prize wheel and delighted cries of children claiming their apples and mini pumpkins gave the aura of a carnival, however this festivity was actually a health and wellness-based farmers […]
Asian tick that clones itself could spread fast and far in the US, study says
Ilia Rochlin – Rutgers University Center for Vector Biology
New Jersey’s Drinking Water: NJ Spotlight Roundtable
Keith Cooper – Department of Biochemistry and Microbiology
As climate change sends fish to colder waters, some boats follow
Malin Pinsky – Department of Ecology, Evolution and Natural Resources
New Jersey could be next to have a state microbe, and it’s saved millions of lives
Max Häggblom – Departmet of Biochemistry and Microbiology
New exotic tick spreading through eastern U.S.
Ilia Rochlin; Andrea Egizi – Rutgers Center for Vector Biology
New Disease-Bearing Tick Set to Spread Throughout United States
Ilia Rochlin – Rutgers University Center for Vector Biology
Rutgers Climate Scientist Studies Sea-Level Change Dating Back to the Age of the Dinosaurs
The Rutgers Climate Institute comprises more than 100 distinguished researchers representing 17 schools and programs in the natural and social sciences as well as the humanities. As observers of the natural world, they have been among the first to sound alarms about the potentially catastrophic impact of the earth’s changing climate – from rising sea levels and […]
Warnings that Trump Change to Clean Water Act Would Be Bad for NJ Rivers
Daniel Van Abs – Department of Human Ecology
