Purdue
Climate Change
Research Center
Over 15 years of collaborative research for people and our planet
"Drainage system design, drainage system age, weather/climate, and crop management practices all affect nitrate-N loads through their effects on drainage flow volumes and/or nitrate-N concentrations."
– Laura Bowling, Purdue University
Farming for a Better Climate
Helping the agricultural community slow climate change and benefit economically
This series takes a look at the latest science to explore ways farmers can benefit--economically and environmentally--from adopting farming practices that can reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Sylvie Brouder, professor of agronomy, and Dominique van der Mensbrugghe, director of the Center for Global Trade Analysis (GTAP) and agricultural economics research professor, were recently appointed…
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For many cities around the world, climate change is bringing more frequent intense downpours which can overwhelm urban stormwater management systems and lead to flooding and degraded water quality. These…
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Images of the destructive power of extreme weather events—incinerated landscapes, massive forest defoliation, broken coral reefs, splintered homes, waterlogged communities and coastlines—are regular features in today’s news feeds. Researchers studying…
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Climate + Entrepreneurship
Engineer Priscilla Johnson, has spent her career fighting for the environment. Now she’s applying that knowledge to her own line of eco-friendly products while inspiring the next generation of eco-warriors.
Indiana Climate Change Impacts Assessment
Putting global change into local perspective
Led by the Purdue Climate Change Research Center, scientists and decision makers from across the state are working together to increase awareness about how a changing climate affects state and local interests.
Learn more at www.IndianaClimate.org
The PCCRC is a Discovery Park center at Purdue University.