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Stanford scientists combine satellite data, machine learning to map poverty
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Scientists warn world will miss key climate target
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An eye-opening flight over California’s dying forests
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As big animals disappear, so do benefits they offer humans
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Ecological solution more effective at combating disease than drugs alone
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‘Water windfall’ hidden beneath California’s Central Valley
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Coral reef "bright spots"
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Stanford Earth graduates urged to “do good for the world”
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Dirzo wins Roland Prize
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Bill Nye urges mass mobilization on climate change
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Researchers Aim to Put Carbon Dioxide Back to Work
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Stanford Earth awarded for diversity efforts
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Stanford scientists find Amazon rain forest responds quickly to extreme climate events
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Why Half a Degree Matters: Higher Seas, Longer Heat Waves, Dead Reefs
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Society needs to better understand the economics of climate change, Stanford researchers say
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Scientists suggest appealing to human psychology to create solutions to climate change
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Rise of the 'Ridiculously Resilient Ridge': California drought patterns becoming more common
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Into the Wild: Learning through doing in Alaska
Stanford University
Stanford researchers find effective recipe for slowing deforestation: Companies and environmentalists working together
Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment
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