Stanford researchers propose string of small marine sanctuaries to combat climate change
As climate change forces marine migration, Stanford researchers have identified areas off California and Mexico that might act as safe zones.
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As climate change forces marine migration, Stanford researchers have identified areas off California and Mexico that might act as safe zones.
Forbes Saleem H. Ali, Environmental systems scientist at the University of Delaware, 29 Oct 23 Princeton University’s Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment hosted their annual meeting on October 27th with an informative and entertaining keynote by Amory Lovins, founder of the Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) and on the adjunct faculty of Stanford’s newly endowed Doerr School of Sustainability. Mr. Lovins, who…
A systems perspective on energy is widely being accepted in academia and among consumers. Embracing efficiency is a first but not the final step for securing our future.
The Stanford Graduate Workers Union (SGWU) presented their bargaining platform to a full house at their first meeting Wednesday evening. It also debated a divisive statement that expressed solidarity with Palestinian Trade Unions and called for University divestment from Israel.
Mineral-X is a new affiliate program at the Doerr School focused on improving the mining industry through AI-powered mineral exploration and social outreach.