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Q&A: Willow oil project and Arctic drilling limits - Vimarsana News

Q&A: Willow oil project and Arctic drilling limits

Stanford experts explain why the recently approved Willow oil drilling project in Alaska has sparked controversy, discuss the significance of new limits on oil drilling in the Arctic Ocean, and describe the complicated nature of energy transformation in the fastest-warming place on Earth.

Arctic river channels changing due to climate change, scientists discover - Vimarsana News

Arctic river channels changing due to climate change, scientists discover

Researchers have tracked the migration pace of large meandering rivers in permafrost regions – a natural process that impacts the amount of organic carbon released into the ocean.

White House Climate Advisor Ali Zaidi calls for optimism amid Willow Project approval - Vimarsana News

White House Climate Advisor Ali Zaidi calls for optimism amid Willow Project approval

President Biden’s National Climate Advisor Ali Zaidi joined former U.S. Secretary of Energy Steven Chu in a conversation on job growth, the administration’s goals and approval of the Willow Project at Stanford on Monday.

Despite controversy, no protests materialize for Matt Walsh's visit - Vimarsana News

Despite controversy, no protests materialize for Matt Walsh's visit

Right-wing political commentator Matt Walsh visited Stanford Wednesday to discuss his new documentary “What is A Woman?” No protests materialized; however, student groups teamed up to host community care events in response.

The Connection Between Sand in Deep Sea and Ancient Extreme Climate - Vimarsana News

The Connection Between Sand in Deep Sea and Ancient Extreme Climate

Geologists are fascinated by the sedimentary cycle, which is the process by which sand is created by mountain erosion and transported to the ocean. This cycle is essential to understanding how the world functions.