Jointly run by the Nicholas School and Sanford, Duke’s Ph.D. in Environmental Policy trains scholars to bridge Earth-system science, economics, and law. Candidates craft carbon-pricing models for coastal resilience, evaluate equity in renewable-energy subsidies, and lead citizen juries on climate adaptation. UN COP fellowships and Congressional briefings embed research in real-time decisions.
Cap-and-dividend framework analysis for North Carolina
Geo-spatial equity audit of urban tree-cover initiatives
Legal memo on Indigenous water rights under drought compacts
Behavioral-econ experiment testing eco-label effectiveness
Blockchain-verified supply chain for sustainable seafood
AI scenario model of lithium mining and biodiversity trade-offs
Citizen deliberation platform for offshore wind siting
Policy toolkit for resilience bonds financing in coastal towns
Comparative study of plastic-bag bans across cities
VR storytelling project on climate migration futures
Synthetic-control evaluation of carbon-neutral pledges on emissions
Machine-learning forecast of wildfire insurance losses
Open-source legislative tracker for biodiversity bills
Serious game teaching college students carbon budget trade-offs
Network analysis of climate-disinformation campaigns
Guardian-AI chat assistant for community environmental hearings
Interactive heat map of drought-induced crop insurance claims
Policy brief on MRV standards for direct-air-capture credits
Craft equitable climate and resource policy with Duke’s interdisciplinary doctorate.
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