CC&E News

LSU College of the Coast & Environment's media relations contact is Christine Wendling. She can be reached at christinew@lsu.edu or 225-578-4984.

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NEWS

Canaries in the Coal Mine: How Birds Indicate the Spread of Bacteria

Nature Versus Nurture: Evaluating Man-Made Sediment Diversions in Coastal Louisiana

LSU CC&E Researchers Examine Resource Scarcity and Poverty Traps in Coastal Tanzania

CC&E Celebrates Summer Graduation

Elizabeth Robinson Named One of Ten 2018 Science Policy Fellows

What Microfossils Can Tell Us about Sea Level Rise

Gulf of Mexico 'Dead Zone' Smaller than Expected, but not Small Enough

NEWS

Canaries in the Coal Mine: How Birds Indicate the Spread of Bacteria

Nature Versus Nurture: Evaluating Man-Made Sediment Diversions in Coastal Louisiana

LSU CC&E Researchers Examine Resource Scarcity and Poverty Traps in Coastal Tanzania

CC&E Celebrates Summer Graduation

Elizabeth Robinson Named One of Ten 2018 Science Policy Fellows

Newsletters

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November 29, 2017

October 6, 2017

August 24, 2017

CC&E in the News

"Response, Recover, and Resilience to Oil Spills..." Journal of Environmental Health

Moving away from coasts doesn't mean you're safe from flooding The Washington Post

Gulf of Mexico dead zone is "largest" ever recorded in U.S. CBS News

LSU scientists look for shreds of tiny plastic in Mississippi River... The Advocate

Ensemble modeling informs hypoxia management in the northern Gulf of Mexico Proceedings fo the National Acadeemu of Sciences

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