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February 2008 |
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WOODS WATCH |
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Y2E2 Building Dedication on March 4The dedication of the Jerry Yang and Akiko Yamazaki (Y2E2) Building at Stanford will be held on March 4. |
Stanford on iTunesDownload podcasts of Woods fellows Stephen Palumbi, Pamela Matson, Richard Luthy, Rob Dunbar, Gretchen Daily, Lynn Orr and others at Stanford on iTunes U. |
Sustainable Places Forum: Leadership in the Public and Private Sectors
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RESEARCH |
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Living Corals: Thousands of Years Old Hold Clues to Past Climate ChangesWoods fellow Rob Dunbar and colleagues have discovered ancient living corals that may hold clues about the conditions of the ocean over many centuries. |
Areas of Africa, Asia Face Crop Losses Due to Climate Change, FSE Study FindsMany of the world's poorest regions could face severe crop losses in the next two decades because of climate change, according to researchers in the Program on Food Security and the Environment. |
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IN THE NEWS |
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"Is Rabbit's Relative a Warming Victim?" (Sacramento Bee)Woods senior fellow Terry Root is quoted.
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Op-Ed: "The Oil Paradox"
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"Actions Don't Match 'Green' Attitudes"
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“Corals May Get Help Adapting to Warmer Waters”
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EVENTS |
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Energy SeminarThe Stanford community is invited to attend the weekly Energy Seminar, an interdisciplinary series of talks primarily by Stanford experts on a broad range of energy topics.
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Environmental ForumStanford faculty, students and staff are invited to attend this weekly forum on environmental issues. |
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Sustainable Built Environment SeminarsThe Stanford community is invited to attend seminars on innovative ways of creating a built environment that is both sustainable and livable. |
Troubled WatersThe public is invited to attend “Troubled Waters,” a series of talks about water. |
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