Media Coverage: Climate
What Climate Scientists Want You to See in the Floodwaters »
Katharine Mach, a senior research scientist and director of the Stanford Environment Assessment Facility, and Miyuki Hino, a Ph.D. candidate in Stanford’s Emmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources, discuss how...
By Kathrine Mach and Miyuki Hino,
Natural gas, meet Silicon Valley. The challenge for mobile methane monitoring is now underway »
Dr. Adam Brandt teams up with EDF for the Stanford/EDF Mobile Monitoring Challenge (MMC) to "rigorously test and compare the most promising new mobile technologies and approaches to quickly detect and quantify methane emissions."
By Ben Ratner and Ramon Alvarez,
Harvey, Irma and the mounting costs of climate-enhanced weather events »
Noah Diffenbaugh and Newsha Ajami discuss the events of hurricane Harvey and what role climate change plays in this event and extereme weather events in the future.
By Paul Huttner,
Potent Mix of Record Heat and Dryness Fuels Wildfires Across the West »
Study co-authored by Noah Diffenbaugh shows us the more human greenhouse gas emission we produce, the more changes of extreme weathers we may experience.
By Georgina Gustin,
Will future storms will be worse than Harvey? The debate over climate and hurricanes »
Noah Diffenbaugh is quoted on the ongoing debate between the connection of climate change and extreme weathers like hurricanes and how research, approaches and opinions have changed over the years.
By Chris Mooney,
India and Pakistan are seeing more intense monsoon rains »
Cites study by Noah Diffenbaugh looking into the increased frequencies of extreme drought and rainfall in the the South Asian monsoon season.
How Long Will It Take Houston's Floodwaters to Drain? »
Richard Luthy and Newsha Ajami discuss the aftermath of hurricane Harvey and how longit may take to drain the floodwaters that engulf Houston.
By Laura Geggel,
California heat wave: How much is from climate change? »
Christopher Field discusses the role of climate change in Northern California's hottest heat wave to date
By Paul Rogers
Wetlands stopped $625 million in property damage during Hurricane Sandy. Can they help Houston? »
As the financial toll of hurricane Harvey reaches new levels, scientists like Katie Arkema discuss how the solution to curbing property damage in the future may lay with the increase of wetlands.
By Nsikan Akpan,
Catastrophic storms, once rare, are almost routine. Is climate change to blame? »
Noah Diffenbaugh is quoted related to Hurricane Harvey and the intensity and frequencies of rare storms
By Amina Khan,
Climate change, refugees worsen Jordan's water woes: scientists »
Steven Gorelick co-authors study looking into the links that climate change and refugee rates have on the ever growing drought issue in Jordan.
By Chris Arsenault,
Blame Climate Change for Packing Harvey With Rain, but Not for Its Slow Pace »
Mark Jacobson is quoted on Hurricane Harvey's slow pace and heavy rains.
By James Rainey,
Hurricane Harvey Was No Surprise »
Noah Diffenbaugh, a professor of earth system science at Stanford, writes an opinion piece on discussing the possible links between climate change and events like Hurricane Harvey and how can better prepare.
By Noah S. Diffenbaugh,
Katharine Mach is quoted on the effects climate change and increased emissions have in contributing to more extreme weather phenomenon.
By Peter Thomson,
Don't forget about coal, new Energy Department report says »
Michael Wara is quoted on his responce to new report by federal government on the continued use of coal as a primary source of electricity
By Chris Megerian,
Trump nominated a climate denier as USDA chief scientist — here’s why that matters »
David Lobell is quoted on President Trump's nomination for USDA's Chief scientist
By Amanda Marcotte,
Shoring up coastal infrastructure is long past due »
Christopher Field and Kathrine Mach contribute on article looking into the importance of funding coastal infrustrucutre and the effects it could have if overlooked
By Roger-Mark De Souza, Chris Field, Alice Hill and Kathrine Mach,
California defies Trump claim that environmental regulation kills economic growth »
Charles Kolstad comments on new study showing that California is thriving under environmental regulations stating that California's goal was "to demonstrate that you can stabilize carbon emissions and still have a prosperous economy.”
By Emma Foehringer Merchant,
California effort to fight climate change just got some good news »
Study by Christopher Field and Kathrine Mach shows evidence that California's climate program is yielding positive results
By Chelsea Harvey,
Following damage caused by economic rise, China tackles ambitious conservation experiment »
Gretchen Daily comments on China's new environmental conservation initiative
By Michael Holtz,
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