Great Wall of China yields environmental insights for team of Bryant researchers

One of the most recognizable man-made structures in the world, the Great Wall of China has long been a testament to human effort and ingenuity. Now, it’s also an invaluable resource in understanding environmental change. Research conducted by Lecturer of Biological and Biomedical Sciences Robert Patalano, Dr. Charles J.

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