Robert B. Jackson  

Multimedia:

• January 30, 2008 - Man-made Attempts at Saving Wildlife - -- Marketplace (American Public Media)
• May 15, 2007 - Saving the World, or at Least Understanding What Ecologists Mean - -- Voice of America
• January 27, 2006 - Zero Waste - -- BBC
• November 10, 2003 - NPR: Studies Link Human Activity: Ecological Damage -
• October 14, 2002 - The Future of Science - -- Tavis Smiley Show

News Clips:

• June 08, 2008 - Why the Juniper Thrives - -- The News & Observer
• March 12, 2008 - Juniper tree drought resistance is studied - -- United Press International
• February 29, 2008 - Juniper trees survive on less water - -- The Times of India
• January 30, 2008 - Thirsty? Dirty? Sorry. We've failed to adequately respond to the drought. The consequences may be dire. - -- Independent Weekly (Durham, N.C.)
• January 09, 2008 - Forum Seeks Drought Options -None -- The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
• December 04, 2007 - Study Cites Global Warming in Heavy Rains - -- Star-Telegram (Fort Worth, Tex.)
• December 04, 2007 - Jewish Holiday Shines Light on the Environment - -- News & Record (Greensboro, N.C.)
• November 25, 2007 - What happened to thrift? - -- The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
• August 31, 2007 - Conservation Reader - -- Nature Conservancy
• May 03, 2007 - Nature's Carbon 'Sink' Smaller than Expected - -- Christian Science Monitor
• January 16, 2006 - More Trees, Less Warming - and Water - -- Business Week
• January 10, 2006 - When it comes to bacteria, desert more diverse than forest - -- Scripps News Service
• July 06, 2005 - Legislation Pushed on Global Warming - -- The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
• October 26, 2004 - Fuel-efficient cars enough to curb US greenhouse gases - -- News@Nature.com
• June 11, 2002 - Cooling the Earth - -- Boston Globe

News Releases - Duke:

• February 27, 2008 - Why Juniper Trees Can Live on Less Water - -- Duke University
• May 09, 2007 - ConocoPhillips Pledges $1 Million to Climate Change Policy Partnership at Duke -
• May 03, 2007 - Duke University Names New Nicholas Professor Of Global Environmental Change -
• April 02, 2007 - Supreme Court Ruling Opens Door for Global Warming Solutions -
• January 23, 2007 - Doubling Vehicle Fuel Efficiency Could Cut Carbon Dioxide Emissions by 10 Percent, Duke Scientists Say -
• March 15, 2006 - Duke Biologist/Poet Is Up To "Animal Mischief" -
• January 09, 2006 - In Bacterial Diversity, Amazon Is A 'Desert'; Desert Is An 'Amazon' -
• December 22, 2005 - Storing Carbon to Combat Global Warming May Cause Other Environmental Problems, Study Suggests -
• October 25, 2004 - Cars, Not Crops, Should Be Chief Targets in Reducing Greenhouse Gases -
• June 01, 2004 - Policy Viewpoint: Failure to Measure and Communicate Conservation Outcomes Proves Costly to Global Biodiversity -
• October 18, 2002 - Duke Ecologist’s Book Offers Hopeful View Of Earth’s Plight -
• August 08, 2002 - Trees Encroaching Former US Grasslands May be Locking Up Less Atmospheric Carbon Than Predicted, Study Says -
• May 12, 2002 - Grassland Study Suggests End Of "Free Ride" On Carbon Dioxide Absorption By Ecosystems -
• September 12, 2005 -Duke Energy Pledges $2.5 Million for Climate Change Policy Partnership

News Releases - Other:

• May 03, 2007 - Duke University Names New Nicholas Professor Of Global Environmental Change -

News Stories:

• December 01, 2004 - Nicholas School’s Rob Jackson Named One of the World’s Most “Highly Cited” Scientists -

Op-Eds:

• June 03, 2007 - We are responsible for Earth's past - and future - -- News & Observer
• April 22, 2005 - Nuclear power? Consider risks of alternatives - -- Charlotte Observer
• December 21, 2004 - Airport 2004: Flying in a Holding Pattern - -- News & Observer
• March 08, 2003 - Paying Our Debt to the Air - -- News & Observer
• December 20, 2002 - Give Saddam the shivers, and save too - -- News & Observer

Others:

• November 01, 2002 - The Dry Facts - -- Duke Magazine
• More Trees, Less Warming - and Water - -- Business Week