Media Coverage
Argentine Ants Altering California's Ecosystems as Homeowners Give them Shelter »
Woods Affiliate Deborah Gordon (biology) discusses why Argentine ants have been so successful at colonizing in California.
By Laurel Hamers,
California Drought: How Will We Know When It's Over? »
Leon Szeptycki, Woods professor of the practice and executive director of the Water in the West program, states that there is no simple answer to the question "When is the drought over?"
By Paul Rogers,
Could Better Tech Prevent the Next Big Methane Leak? »
Woods Senior Fellow Rob Jackson (earth system science) discusses safety measures that could have reduced or eliminated the severity of the leak.
By Keith Wagstaff,
Here’s What It’s Like To Live Next To California’s Gas Blowout Catastrophe »
Woods Senior Fellow Rob Jackson (earth system science) discusses the size of the Aliso Canyon gas leak.
By Matt Ferner and Lydia O'Connor,
We've Never Seen an El Niño Quite Like This Before »
Stanford doctoral student Daniel Swain (Environmental Earth System Science), a 2013 Rising Environmental Leadership Program fellow, discusses El Niño in the context of global warming.
By Andrew Freedman,
Features research by Center Fellow Marshall Burke (Earth System Science) on the connections between climate change and social conflict.
By David Rotman,
Serious Forum Needed for Delta Solution »
Woods Consulting Professor David Hayes (Law) discusses two key elements needed to move forward to deal with the challenge of balancing environmental and water supply needs in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.
By David Hayes,
New Infrared Video Reveals Growing Environmental Disaster in L.A. Gas Leak »
Woods Affiliate Adam Brandt (energy resources engineering) says substantial leaks can sometimes go completely undetected, and that there is a need to design ways to quickly detect and fix large leaks soon after they happen.
By Joby Warrick,
Op-Ed: Climate Change is Indeed A Cause of Social Conflict »
Center Fellow Marshall Burke (Earth System Science) co-authors an op-ed on the connections between climate change and social conflict.
By Solomon Hsiang and Marshall Burke,
Gray Water and Stormwater Can Help in the Drought, But Risk Needs to Be Studied, Researchers Say »
Senior Fellow Dick Luthy (engineering) states that it can be advantageous to use gray water but it needs to be studied more carefully because there's an opportunity for exposure to pathogens.
By Matt Stevens,
Virtual Reality Could Finally Get People to Care About Climate Change »
Senior Fellow Jeremy Bailenson (communication) discusses the ability of virtual reality can to encourage people care about climate change on an emotional level.
By Chris Weller,
The Paris Climate Agreement: The Real Work Starts Now »
Woods Senior Fellow Rob Jackson (earth system science) co-authors a feature on the work that needs to be done after the Paris climate talks.
By Rob Jackson and Pep Canadell,
Climate Accord Is a Healing Step, if Not a Cure »
Senior Fellow Chris Field (biology, earth system science), states "I think this Paris outcome is going to change the world. We didn’t solve the problem, but we laid the foundation.”
By Justin Gillis,
The Defining Challenge of the 21st Century »
Dan Rather interviews Senior Fellow Chris Field (biology, earth system science) about the science behind climate change, and what makes it the defining challenge of the 21st century.
By Dan Rather,
COP21 Interview: Farming and Food at Risk from Climate Change »
Senior Fellow Chris Field (biology, earth system science) and Katherine Mach of the Carnegie Institution discuss the future of agriculture in the age of climate change.
By Daniel Grossman,
This Climate Policy Could Save the Planet »
Quotes Senior Fellow Noah Diffenbaugh (Earth System Science) on how the consequences of global warming are happening more quickly than anticipated.
By Richard Martin,
Calif. Scrambles to Count Every Drop of Water »
Woods Co-Director and Senior Fellow Buzz Thompson discusses the possibility of bringing all water rights holders under the authority of the water board.
By Jeremy P. Jacobs,
The Global Economic Costs from Climate Change May Be Worse than Expected »
Center Fellow Marshall Burke (Earth System Science) discusses how addressing climate change may be even more important than previously thought from an economic perspective.
By Marshall Burke,
Is 2 Degrees the Wrong Climate Goal? »
Quotes Senior Fellow Mark Z. Jacobson (Civil and Environmental Engineering) on how we can get to 100 percent renewable energy by 2050 using only technologies currently available.
By John D. Sutter,
Global CO2 Emissions Decline in 2015 After Soaring for a Decade, Study Says »
Woods Senior Fellow Rob Jackson (earth system science) discusses the findings of a new paper he led, which found that carbon emissions from human activity in 2015 are on track to decline slightly from 2014 emissions.
By Phil McKenna,
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