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News Archive
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Kingston Air Quality Initiative Detected Potentially Dangerous Levels of Fine Particulate Matter (PM2.5) from Western Wildfire Smoke in Late July
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“Ghost Forests”: Virginia Hanusik ’14 Photographs Louisiana’s Vanishing Wetlands, Which Are Being Lost to Sea Level Rise
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Kingston Air Quality Initiative Turns In First-Year Results
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City of Kingston, in Partnership with Bard’s Center for the Study of Land, Air, and Water, Reports Initial Findings of Air Quality Study
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Professor Eli Dueker Writes: To Judge Coney Barrett from Your Transgender Sorority Vice President: Keep Your Pledge
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Bard Center for the Study of Land, Air & Water Partners with City of Kingston to Monitor Air Quality
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Bard College Biology Professor Felicia Keesing Wins Prestigious National Science Foundation Grant
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Lindsey Lusher Shute MS ’07 Talks to Mother Jones about Farming in the Face of Climate Change
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The Fisher Center Presents A Talk By Chef Sean Sherman: The (R)evolution of Indigenous Food Systems of North America
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Bard College Launches New Website Focused on Micro Hydropower in New York State
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Bard College Student Lindsey Drew CEP ’20 Receives 2019 McHenry Award from the Open Space Institute
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Antibiotic Pollution and Resistance Have Created a Public Health Crisis Requiring Large-Scale Policy Changes, Says Study Coauthored by Bard Professor Gabriel Perron
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Bard First-Years Collect, Map Water Samples from Across the Globe as Part of Citizen Science Program
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Bard Water Lab Data Informs Source Water Protection Recommendations for Town of Red Hook
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Bard Center for the Study of Land, Air, and Water Tackles Regional Environmental Problems
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New Study Coauthored by Bard Professor M. Elias Dueker Finds Bacterial Exchange, including Evidence of Sewage Contamination, between Waterways and Air in New York City
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New Research by Bard Center for the Study of Land, Air, and Water Reveals Microbial Diversity of Fog
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Bard MBA in Sustainability Wins Bid to Provide On-Site Graduate Business Degree to New York Power Authority Employees
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Bard’s Eli Dueker: Coastal Fog Can Act as Vector for Microbes
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New Study Co-led by Bard Microbiologist Eli Dueker Reveals Fog Is Teeming with Life
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Bard Microbiologist Elias Dueker Co-leads Study on the Biology of Fog
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Tierney Weymueller ’18 Works to Make Science Accessible to All
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Bard and Other Hudson Valley Colleges Think Green with Environmental Initiatives
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Bard MBA Students Win Two of 17 Flourish Prizes Awarded for 2018
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Bard College Awarded $64,000 NYSERDA Grant to Develop Energy Master Plan
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Study Co-led by Microbiologist Elias Dueker Explores Microbial Connection between Water and Air in Coastal Urban Environments
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Elizabeth Royte '81 for National Geographic: The Simple River-Cleaning Tactics That Big Farms Ignore
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Hudson River Watershed Alliance Honors Bard College for Work to Protect, Conserve, and Restore Hudson River Water Resources
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Hudson River Watershed Alliance Honors Bard College for Work to Protect, Conserve, and Restore Hudson River Water Resources
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College and Community: Bard Partners with Residents to Protect Saw Kill Watershed
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Warren Wilson College Partners with Bard to Create Five-Year Undergrad, Graduate Program
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Bard Receives $48,720 Grant for Hudson River Project
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Bard College Biology Professor Awarded National Science Foundation Grant
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Bardians Talk Watershed Preservation and Youth Engagement in Russia
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Bard, Local Volunteers Test Saw Kill Water
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Husted and Chang Discuss Award-Winning Bard Microhydro Project
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Bard College Wins $1 Million New York State Clean Energy Competition
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Bard College Projects Awarded Hudson River Estuary Grants
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Bard College Students Organize Nationwide Conversation on Climate