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Ancient 'topsy-turvy' climate in western U.S. informs current climate models

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Stanford scientists use ocean waves to monitor offshore oil and gas fields

Stanford School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences

Freshwater challenge

Stanford School Of Earth Sciences

Fresh Water Resources

The equation that keeps on giving

Stanford School Of Earth Sciences

Natural Hazards

25 years after the Loma Prieta earthquake, are we safer?

Electrical currents set up at Moss Landing beach for saltwater intrusion study

Mark Zoback

Mark Zoback to receive award for outstanding research

Stanford School Of Earth Sciences

Stanford ‘Geniuses’ Reflect Back

Stanford School Of Earth Sciences

Assistant Professor Tiziana Vanorio in her lab

Vanorio to receive award for innovative teaching

Stanford School Of Earth Sciences

A boy looking at cars in a collapsed garage.

What Napa quakes mean for future seismic activity

Stanford Report

Natural Hazards

Listen: A conversation on teaching, tsunamis, and science nerdiness

Stanford School Of Earth Sciences

AGU to honor Chris Field and Paul Segall

Stanford School Of Earth Sciences

Earth Sciences graduates focused on global energy future

Stanford School Of Earth Sciences

Stanford research team wins 2014 Eni Award

Stanford School Of Earth Sciences

Using satellites to ‘see’ groundwater levels amid drought

Breakthrough provides picture of underground water

Stanford School Of Earth Sciences

Fresh Water Resources

Rod Ewing in China

Visiting China's nuclear waste site

Stanford School Of Earth Sciences

Big Computation

Stanford University

Next big California earthquake may be spread out over years

Asteroid illustration showing relative size.

Scientists reconstruct ancient impact that dwarfs dinosaur-extinction blast

Evolution of Earth and Life

Illustration of asteroid impact from space.

Ancient asteroid boiled oceans, burned the sky, and shook Earth

Image of Mars surface

Surface of Titan Sea is mirror smooth

Using advanced technology to address California's threatened freshwater supply

Registration for online reservoir geomechanics course now open

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