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Christine Gerbode
April 16, 2018 Christine Gerbodestudents

Satellite Park Launches at the Duke Arts Annex

A partnership between Duke, Durham organizations and local artists has transformed some abandoned telecom infrastructure into a cool new public space.

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Christine Gerbode
March 28, 2018March 29, 2018 Christine Gerbodestudents

Sustainable Sweetness: WGELA Brings Bean-to-Bar Chocolate to Campus

A student-run group’s recent on-campus chocolate tasting was a window into the difficulties and rewards of running a business committed to environmental sustainability.

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Christine Gerbode
March 13, 2018March 12, 2018 Christine Gerbodestudents

The Prisoner’s Dilemma and the Paris Accord

Environmental protection is often painted as an opposite to economic growth. And in the most simplistic sense, this framing has some truth to it. Totally unchecked growth, with no regard for environmental impact, only makesContinue reading

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Christine Gerbode
March 1, 2018March 6, 2018 Christine Gerbodestudents

Tear Down the Ivory Walls: Connecting Human, Livestock and Ecosystem Health

The One Health framework tackles environmental health problems that don’t fall neatly into traditional academic divisions

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Christine Gerbode
February 6, 2018February 5, 2018 Christine Gerbodestudents

Building Resilient Structures – Physical and Social – in a Changing World

The NCSE conference showed me that promoting a sustainable built environment will mean finding creative responses to trends in the policy world, as well.

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Christine Gerbode
January 8, 2018 Christine Gerbodestudents

New Year’s Eve in the City of Oaks

Aside from taking in Raleigh’s New Year’s celebrations, I came back to the Triangle for the rest of winter break hoping to straighten out my schedule and commitments for the semester

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Christine Gerbode
January 2, 2018 Christine Gerbodestudents

Post-Harvey Houston on the Rise

In Houston’s most flood-prone neighborhoods, hard questions linger in the background of any conversation about Hurricane Harvey and recovery.

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Christine Gerbode
December 18, 2017 Christine Gerbodestudents

A Visit to Cherokee and the Blue Ridge Mountains

My first chance to get to know more of the North Carolina landscape, and the rich history kept alive in Cherokee.

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Christine Gerbode
December 7, 2017December 6, 2017 Christine Gerbodestudents

Rewriting the Uncertainty Story (High Water, Bad Math and Explosions, Pt. 2)

Good science storytelling can’t be at the expense of accuracy. But the science can be a powerful enough story on its own, if we can learn to tell it well. 

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Christine Gerbode
November 13, 2017November 13, 2017 Christine Gerbodestudents

Visions in the Salt: Trading Past and Future in Bolivia

Salero is a window into the momentous forces that shape and reshape the economy and the earth, and of people swept up in those changes, willingly or not.

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Christine is interested in the drivers and consequences of the complex rules that protect public health and the environment. Read More >

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In Between the Lines, Christine seeks to tell human stories at the intersection of environmental science, policy, and economics.

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