A lecture hall at Stanford’s Hopkins Marine Station will be named for Isabella Ainoa Abbott, the university’s first Native Hawaiian faculty member and first female full professor in biological sciences.
Joining international fellows previously announced, the 2022-2023 U.S. fellows are journalism leaders who will work on practical solutions to address the industry’s long-standing neglect of underserved communities.
Environmental scientist Chris Field explains why taking on climate change will require that we continue to reduce emissions and adapt to the effects of increasing temperatures.
Professor Dafna Zur shares impressions from her visit with Soo-Man Lee, founder and chief producer of SM Entertainment, and the rare opportunity to tour the Seoul-based company and see the K-pop megastars-in-training.
This year’s ceremony honored 2020 Bright Award winner Maria Azhunova and the 2021 winner India Logan-Riley; both seek to catalyze Indigenous activism in the fight against climate change.
Southeast Asia’s most productive agricultural region and home to 17 million people could be mostly underwater within a lifetime. Researchers say saving the Mekong River Delta requires urgent, concerted action among countries in the region to lessen the impact of upstream dams and better manage water and sediments within the delta.
