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Stanford School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences
Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment
Stanford Earth's Noah Diffenbaugh has been appointed to the newly established California Climate-Safe Infrastructure Working Group to help address the effects of climate change on the state.
Stanford News Service
Op-eds written by Stanford students have begun to be published — one outcome of a new Stanford Earth class that teaches students how to advocate for environmental policy issues.
In The News
WIRED
Few disciplines in today's world play such a significant role in how society operates and what we can do to protect our future.
The New York Times
Stanford Earth's Katharine Mach and E-IPER PhD student Miyuki Hino write about understanding and managing risk in a changing climate.
Cold Mountain Review
Stanford Earth environmental scientist and poet Rob Jackson reflects on melting glaciers.
