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Monarrez, a postdoctoral scholar in Geological Sciences, has been awarded for his efforts to advance justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion at Stanford and beyond.

Hacking for Climate and Sustainability course facilitates student participation in projects that produce climate solution deliverables for companies, NGOs, or government policy. 

With the help of AI, researchers far and wide will be able to easily access decades of digitized research based in Monterey Bay.

Fendorf, the Terry Huffington Professor in the Department of Earth System Science and a senior fellow at the Woods Institute, has been elected for his exceptional achievements.

Three projects are the first to be awarded Healthy Planet, Healthy People Early-Career Research Awards focused on solutions to complex health challenges.

A beacon of ocean research for over 100 years, Stanford’s Hopkins Marine Station in Pacific Grove has a storied history. This fall, it enters a new chapter of ocean research, education, and impact when it becomes part of the new Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability.

On Sept. 1 the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability officially opens, with the inaugural Dean Arun Majumdar at the helm.

Through the Stanford Energy Postdoctoral Fellowship, 10 postdocs will take on the challenge of creating impactful solutions to the world's largest sustainable energy issues.

Anna-Katharina von Krauland, a TomKat Center Graduate Fellow for Translational Research, has built an atlas detailing prospective sites for wind energy across the United States.

Anna-Katharina von Krauland, a TomKat Center Graduate Fellow for Translational Research, has built an atlas detailing prospective sites for wind energy across the United States.

Motivated to increase revenue and contribute to climate impact, livestock farmers are planting more trees on pastureland with the help of Working Trees, a venture co-founded by John Foye, MBA ’22/MS E-IPER, and Aakash Ahamed, a PhD candidate in geophysics.

Livestock farmers are planting more trees on pastureland with the help of Working Trees, a venture co-founded by John Foye, MBA ’22/MS E-IPER.

David Lobell has been awarded a 2022 Global Health Seed Grant from Stanford’s Center for Innovation in Global Health, along with several faculty members joining the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability.

The Geoscience of Environmental Justice course enables students to engage with the EPA community and work to asses and problem solve the heavy metal contaminants issue that is negatively impacting the population. 

The Geoscience of Environmental Justice course enables students to work with the East Palo Alto Community Farmers Market to offer on-the-spot testing for heavy metals.

Stanford placed first in the nationwide Campus Race to Zero competition and notably received top honors for disposing the most recyclables for eight consecutive weeks. 

Stanford placed first in the nationwide Campus Race to Zero competition and notably received top honors for disposing the most recyclables for eight consecutive weeks.

STANFORD magazine's July issue includes a feature story about the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability, which is designed to catalyze solutions to our most urgent environmental challenges.

Stanford magazine's July issue includes a feature story about the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability and its aims to catalyze solutions to our most urgent environmental needs.

The Sustainability Accelerator has funded its first cohort of 30 teams whose multidisciplinary projects aim to advance sustainability solutions through partnerships on local, regional, and global scales.