 Ice Stories: Rob Dunbar Blogs from Antarctic Climate ExpeditionSenior Fellow Rob Dunbar has been drilling in - and blogging from - the deep sea off the East Antarctic Ice Sheet in search of clues to Earth's past climate. |
| Senior Fellow Stephen Schneider Discusses Communicating Science in a Post-Newspaper Era |
| Op-Ed: Nuclear Power is Too Risky, Says Senior Fellow Mark Jacobson |
| Woods Institute Co-Hosts Cleantech Panel with California Gubernatorial Campaign Advisers |
 Global Warming Could Hurt Some Poor Populations, Benefit OthersBy 2030, higher temperatures could cause crop shortages and drive up food prices in developing countries, hurting many poor people while lifting others out of poverty, says Center Fellow David Lobell of the Program on Food Security and the Environment. |
| Warmer Temperatures Pose Major Risks to Food Production in Sub-Saharan Africa |
 New Insights on Marine Conservation and Climate ChangeAt the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) annual meeting, Senior Fellow Steve Palumbi presented his latest findings on marine protected areas and how ocean species are reacting to climate change. |
| Natural Capital Project's Marine Management Research Featured at AAAS Session |
| Center for Ocean Solutions Releases Factsheet on Marine Spatial Planning Initiative |
 Undergraduate Interdisciplinary Research Program Applications Due March 1Stanford faculty are welcome to apply for stipends on behalf of undergraduates to conduct interdisciplinary environmental research in spring or summer 2010. |
| Energy Seminar, Wednesday, March 3 & 10, 4:15-5:15pm, Bldg. 420, Room 40 |
| Food & Environment Series, Elinor Ostrom, Nobel Laureate, April 8, 7:30-9pm, Annenberg Auditorium |
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