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Volcanic activity did not play a direct role in the mass extinction of dinosaurs.

Asteroid's impact alone doomed the dinosaurs

In a break from other recent studies, an international team of researchers argues that environmental impacts from massive volcanic eruptions in India did not play a direct role in the mass extinction that killed the dinosaurs. It was all about the impact of an asteroid.

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Global study reveals growing urban sprawl

Global study reveals growing urban sprawl

A study by Adam Millard-Ball, associate professor of environmental studies, shows that local streets of the world’s cities are becoming less connected.

A conversation about race and racial reconciliation

A conversation about race and racial reconciliation

Scholar Alondra Nelson joins professor emeritus Herman Gray for a discussion on racial reconciliation and the future of race in America, Jan. 22.

Diversity in conservation program lands $2.6 million

Diversity in conservation program lands $2.6 million

New funding for the Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program builds on successes in training the next generation of conservation leaders.

‘We The Enemy’ explores the politics of borders

‘We The Enemy’ explores the politics of borders

The first West Coast solo exhibition of artworks by internationally acclaimed artist Carlos Motta opens at the Sesnon Gallery on Jan. 23.

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