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Woods Institute's 5th Anniversary Symposium: Remarks by Stanford President John Hennessy
Justin Warren, Woods Institute, October 21, 2009

Environmental Venture Projects Forum
Justin Warren, Woods Institute, October 07, 2009

Energy Seminar: Extracting Natural Gas With Captured CO2
Justin Warren and Mark Shwartz, Woods Institute, July 07, 2009

Children, Santitation, and Health
Mark Shwartz, Woods Institute, and Amy Pickering, May 27, 2009

Bioelectricity Promises More 'MIles Per Acre' Than Ethanol
Mark Shwartz, Woods Institute, and NREL, May 07, 2009

From Bangalore to the Bay
Mark Shwartz, Woods Institute, April 27, 2009

Mark Jacobson, a professor of civil and environmental engineering, talks about his new energy study.
Stanford News Service, December 10, 2008

Life on a Reef
Steve Palumbi, October 23, 2008

Gray whale population way below historic levels, genetic research says
Steve Palumbi, October 10, 2008

California Sen. Barbara Boxer and Stanford alumnus Jerry Yang met with students and faculty at the Y2E2 Buidling on Oct. 6, 2008.
Stanford News Service, October 06, 2008

Woods and Precourt host Newsweek forum on energy and technology
Newsweek/API, May 29, 2008

Stanford's Roz Naylor outlines the world food crisis
Stanford Report, May 28, 2008

Gretchen Daily discusses the Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Environment and Resources (IPER).
The Stanford Challenge, March 21, 2008

Hennessy Calls Building 'Center of the Environmental Solar System at Stanford'
Stanford Report, March 05, 2008

Stanford's New Environmental Y2E2 Building Is in Business
Stanford Report, March 03, 2008

First Nations fellows learn about economics, sustaining the environment
Stanford Report, November 07, 2007

Woods Fellows Contribute to Nobel Winning Climate Panel
Stanford Report, October 12, 2007

Woods Institute Hosts Society of Environmental Journalists Annual Meeting
Mark Shwartz/Woods Institute, September 09, 2007

Bringing solar electricity to Benin (with support from the Woods Institute's EVP program).
Kalalé Solar Electrification Project
Produced by: Burney Sisters, August 01, 2007

Young Scientists Journey to Palmyra
Mark Shwartz/Woods Institute, May 01, 2007

Shark Research in Palmyra Atoll
Mark Shwartz/Woods Institute, May 01, 2007

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