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Dec 19 2018
A new report shows environmental water transactions are happening more and more in the U.S., particularly short-term deals that allow irrigators to... Read More
Dec 18 2018
William L. Iggiagruk Hensley, Distinguished Visiting Professor in the Department of Business and Public Policy at University of Alaska, Anchorage was... Read More
Dec 13 2018
Stanford researchers along with scholars across the country find the evidence for greenhouse gases endangering human health and welfare is even more... Read More
Dec 12 2018
As climate change drives mountain-dwelling pikas to higher altitudes, the animals can dial certain genes up or down to make the most of their cooler... Read More
Dec 12 2018 | Stanford School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences
Why did the first big, complex organisms spring to life in deep, dark oceans where food was scarce? A new study finds great depths provided a stable... Read More
Dec 11 2018 | Stanford News Service
Stanford researchers uncover startling insights into how human-generated carbon dioxide could reshape oceans.
Dec 10 2018
The 2018 fire season in California gave Stanford experts much to think about, including how the state can develop better policies for preventing... Read More
Dec 5 2018 | Stanford School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences
Renewable energy capacity has hit record levels and global coal use may have already peaked. But the world's carbon dioxide emissions from fossil... Read More
