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Stanford scientists document fragile land-sea ecological chain
A new study quantifies one of the longest invisible chains of life ever documented.
"If you are engaged, you will never be bored"
E-IPER Facuty Director Peter Vitousek discusses his 28 years of working at Stanford.
The Influence of Climate Change on Corn
E-IPER Affiliated Faculty Member Noah Diffenbaugh is first author on a paper published in Nature Climate Change which discusses the affect climate change is having on corn crops.
Is Soy a Sustainable Food?
Created as a product of ENVRES 200, SAGE (Sound Advice for a Green Earth) is a regular column in the Stanford Magazine. A piece about soy was recently featured in the Stanford Report.
E-IPER Affiliated Faculty and Freeman Spogli Institute Senior Fellows respond to Bill Gates
Wally Falcon and Jeremy Weinstein are among those that call for policy, aid and innovation to help world’s poorest.
Alumna Kate Brauman wins Best Early Career Poster award at the Planet Under Pressure meeting
The poster, entitled "Water Wise: Are We Getting Enough Crop per Drop?", describes Kate's work characterizing differences in agricultural water use with respect to location, climate and crop.
Using Weather Models to Place Wind Farms
E-IPER Affiliated Faculty member Mark Jacobson is lead author on a study about offshore wind farms.
Stanford Energy Journal
Created as an MS Capstone Project by Kevin Hettrich (MBA-MS 2012), the Spring issue features an article written by Megan Guy (MBA-MS 2010).
Knight Management Center Awarded LEED Platinum Rating
New eight-building complex for the Graduate School of Business provides an outstanding example of green construction.
The Future of Searsville Dam
The steering committee, co-chaired by E-IPER Affiliated Faculty Chris Field, is studying the future of Searsville Dam and Reservoir.
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