Providing Spiritual Support in the Face of Climate Change
How could a climate emergency affect the work of pastoral caregivers, or people who provide…
Climate Change
Professor Earns Grant to Assess Cost of Climate Change Impact on Plants and Animals
If your house burns to the ground because of a wildfire, an insurance agent can…
Research on Rat Control in Cities Makes Media Across the Country
Better rat control in cities starts by changing human behavior, say Jason Munshi-South, associate professor…
With Online Energy Talks, Professor Gets to the Root of Climate Change Crisis
The cause of climate change is fairly easy to understand. Excess carbon, a byproduct of…
At the New York Botanical Garden, a Look at the Latin Roots of Plant Science
On a sunny late-September day, a group of Fordham alumni and students strolled across the…
Local High School Students Monitor Carbon Dioxide Levels at Fordham
Deep in the basement of Freeman Hall, two local high school students and a Fordham…
Cuomo Signs Climate Change Act into Law at Fordham
New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo, FCRH ’79, came to Fordham Law on July 18…
‘Nudges’ Toward Climate Change Action May Discourage More Effective Activism
Whether you’re aware of it or not, you get “nudged” every day. The healthy food…
Economist Sees Hope for Climate Change Fight In Green New Deal
If greenhouse gas emissions continue at the current rate, the Earth’s atmosphere will warm up…
Plants Adapt to Climate Change, But There’s a Catch
Brassica rapa, a spindly plant with yellow flowers that’s commonly known as field mustard, is…