Grad Profile: Pursuing an End to Inequality in Public Education
Gwen Baxley was a high school student in a Jersey City charter school when she discovered the messy reality of public school funding....
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Rutgers Study Shows Depleted Fish Stocks Can Come Back from the Brink
Fish stocks that have been depleted for decades can find their own way back to healthy levels if timely limits are put on their catch, Rutgers scientists say.
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Environment
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Former U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu to Address Annual Rutgers Energy Institute Symposium
Media Advisory Published: 03 May, 2013
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Make Some Fine Feathered Friends While Bird-Watching This May at Rutgers University in Newark
News Release Published: 17 April, 2013
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Rutgers Volunteers Will Ready Newark Conservancy Urban Environmental Center, Become Herb Growers
Media Advisory Published: 15 April, 2013
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Students, Volunteers, NJ Tree Foundation Will “Green” Rutgers University in Newark for Arbor Day
Media Advisory Published: 09 April, 2013
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New Jersey school kids learn about our changing ocean
Media Advisory Published: 08 April, 2013
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Rutgers Creates Chair in Water Resources, Watershed Ecology with $1.5 Million Gift for ‘Our Rutgers, Our Future’ Campaign
News Release Published: 24 March, 2013
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“Climate Change Policy Failures” by Rutgers–Newark Law Professor Chosen as One of Best Recent Books on the Environment
News Release Published: 21 March, 2013
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“Rebuilding After Sandy: What’s Fair?” Topic of April 4 Rutgers–Newark Law School Lecture
News Release Published: 14 March, 2013
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NJ Flood Mapper: A New Tool for Coping with Sea-Level Rise
News Release Published: 06 March, 2013
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Rutgers Professor Examines Effects of Sandy on Meadowlands
QA Published: 27 February, 2013