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Michael Oppenheimer writes chapter in Greta Thunberg's new book .

The Princeton climate scientist tells us how that came about.

The global classroom: Princeton journalism class reports from Berlin on refugees and forced migration .

Students from NPR correspondent Deborah Amos’ course learned how to chronicle history as it unfolds at an international crossroads for the displaced. Amos is a Ferris Professor of Journalism in Residence.

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Foam offers way to manipulate light

Boosting wind farmers, global winds reverse decades of slowing and pick up speed

Researchers find nature’s backup plan for converting nitrogen into plant nutrients

How to make better biofuels? Convince yeast it's not starving

Geyman’s published senior thesis research offers new thoughts on how carbonates record global carbon cycle

Study of African animals illuminates links between environment, diet and gut microbiome

Solar and wind energy preserve groundwater for drought, agriculture

Why are big storms bringing so much more rain? Warming, yes, but also winds

Faculty Research Forum offers community, knowledge for new professors

Study helps pinpoint what makes species vulnerable to environmental change

Princeton to take part in new U.S.-Swedish initiative on artificial intelligence and sustainability

Protecting smart machines from smart attacks

PEI awards $1.01 million in Water and the Environment Grand Challenge projects

Get moving! The mystery of animal group behavior

Algorithms could stop an ‘internet of things’ attack from bringing down the power grid

Microbe chews through PFAS and other tough contaminants

Controlling methane is a fast and critical way to slow global warming, say Princeton experts

Motivated to decarbonize energy systems: Jenkins speaks out on energy transitions

Genes, the social environment and adolescent smoking

Princeton collaborators bring layered approach to coastal resiliency in New York City

Solutions to urban heat differ between tropical and drier climes

'100-year' floods will happen every one to 30 years, according to new coastal flood prediction maps

When will we observe significant changes in the ocean due to climate change? New study offers road map

Offshore oil and gas rigs leak more greenhouse gas than expected

Researchers reverse engineer the 'fireworks of life'

A small number of leaky natural gas wells produce large emissions of greenhouse gases

Yelp ratings get better when they cost something — like time, say Princeton researchers

Experiments explore the mysteries of 'magic' angle superconductors

The 'blowfish effect': Children learn new words like adults do, say Princeton researchers

Fewer fish may reach breeding age as climate change skews timing of reproduction, food availability