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March 22, 2024
Understanding and preventing conflict over water
Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment -
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November 20, 2023
COP28: Stanford experts on ‘loss and damage’ and other topics to watch at the UN climate summit
Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability -
October 09, 2023
Corporate Accountability: Should climate disclosure be mandatory?
Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment -
October 04, 2023
Legal and energy experts discuss historic climate case
Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment -
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August 24, 2023
How climate change exacerbates air pollution (and its health impacts)
Stanford Center for Innovation in Global Health -
August 14, 2023
Experts discuss how extreme heat affects vulnerable populations – and how communities and healthcare systems can respond
Stanford News Service -
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June 16, 2023
Q&A: Solar geoengineering as the “airbags” of a robust climate response
Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment -
May 18, 2023
Q&A: Beyond buzzwords: putting people at the heart of environmental work
Stanford Natural Capital Project -
April 28, 2023
What can Pacific island cultures teach us about sustainability?
Stanford Earth Matters -
March 21, 2023
Accelerating Water Solutions: Stanford expert discusses surprising freshwater challenges and potential solutions in the U.S. and abroad
Stanford Program on Water, Health & Development -
March 13, 2023
How Human Environmental Pressures Exacerbate Disease: Five Questions with Stanford’s Eloise Skinner, Caroline Glidden, and Erin Mordecai
Stanford Center for Innovation in Global Health -
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February 27, 2023
Q&A: “Substitution, not subtraction”: How to incorporate meaningful climate actions into your life
Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment -
February 24, 2023
Q&A: Paul R. Ehrlich on his life’s work
Stanford School of Humanities and Sciences -
January 24, 2023
Is fake meat a real solution? Stanford expert explains
Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment -
December 05, 2022
Stanford’s David Hayes Advocates ‘Whole of Government’ Approach to Promote ‘Climate Resilience’
Stanford Law
