David Robinson – New Jersey state Climatologist at Rutgers University
SEBS
JCNERR and NJDEP Partner to Communicate Coastal Flood Risk in New Jersey
The Jacques Cousteau National Estuarine Research Reserve (JC NERR), which encompasses more than 115,000 acres of forested uplands, wetlands, aquatic habitats and barrier islands, is known among coastal practitioners in the state as a resource for tools and information to help communicate coastal flood risks in New Jersey. Managed by Rutgers NJAES in partnership with […]
A New Jersey Treasure Saved Twice: The Rutgers University Insect Collection
The little-known Rutgers University Insect Collection is one of the largest and most comprehensive collections of New Jersey insects in the world. It was conceived in 1888 by the Reverend George Hulst, the first director, and the first acting professor of entomology of the Rutgers Department of Entomology. Then beginning in 1889, through the tireless […]
Middlesex County, Central NJ hit with flooding in wake of Tropical Storm Henri
David Robinson – New Jersey Climatologist at Rutgers University
Humble pond plant duckweed may help researchers develop better crops
Eric Lam – Department of Plant Biology
How bad will Hurricane Henri get? Here’s what N.J. forecasters say.
David Robinson – New Jersey State Climatologist at Rutgers University
No easy fix for flooding in NJ’s back bays
Rutgers Climate Change Resource Center
Study finds ‘cell-cultured’ or ‘cell-based’ best label for lab-grown meat
William Hallman – Department of Human Ecology
SEBS Research: Extending the Strawberry Season
Reprinted from Northeast Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education 2020 Annual Report. The Northeast strawberry season is the epitome of the phrase, “short and sweet.” On average, the average harvest lasts only three to four weeks, but consumer demand is strong (strawberries are the most consumed berry in the U.S.) and increasing, especially for local berries. […]
Spotted Lanternflies Invading NYC
George Hamilton – Department of Entomology
