 Tracing the Sources of Coastal Pollution in Hawaii Scientists are working with local environmental leaders to find the cause of coastal contamination threatening Hawaii’s coral reefs and other marine ecosystems. The research is supported by a Woods Institute Environmental Venture Projects grant with funding from the Mead Foundation. |
| Senior Fellows Steve Palumbi and Buzz Thompson Co-Author New Article on Ocean Governance |
| Bridging the Political Divide across the Gulf of Aqaba |
| Global Fisheries Show Potential for Comeback |
California Issues Climate Change Adaptation ReportOn August 3, California became the first state to issue a comprehensive strategy for adapting to climate change. Woods researchers Meg Caldwell, Michael Mastrandrea, Terry Root, and Steve Schneider contributed to the report.
 10 of the Greenest Colleges in the United StatesThe website TreeHugger.com named Stanford University one of the 10 most eco-friendly and energy-efficient campuses in the country. |
 Mel Lane Student Program GrantsThe Woods Institute is accepting grant proposals from Stanford students seeking funding for group projects on the environment. Deadline for the first round of proposals is Oct. 19. |
| Application Deadline Sept. 15 for Student Observer at U.N. Climate Change Conference in Denmark |
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