Montana is appealing a historic ruling that found the state must consider the impact of greenhouse gas in its environmental reviews of projects. Experts discuss the impact the outcome will have across the U.S.
A geophysicist and a lawyer take a data-driven approach to clean water
Geophysicist Jenny Suckale and regulatory policy expert Daniel Ho discuss the data-driven approach they developed to help the EPA monitor and enforce water quality.
The ozone-based cleaner Stanford residences and offices are using
More than 100 student residences and campus offices are using a system that turns tap water into an ozone-based disinfectant that cleans everything from laundry to bathroom surfaces.
How to tackle the world’s biggest sustainability challenges
A spring-quarter course taught by Stanford professors William Barnett and Chris Field asked students to consider solutions to global predicaments. “This new generation will be known as the greatest generation ... they will be building sustainability into everything they do.”
The annual event, which made its first appearance at Stanford this year, convened Pac-12 universities to discuss sustainability efforts on college campuses and athletic departments.
Give and Go program finds new purpose for tons of unwanted items
Thirty-five bales of hay, a handful of silverware, and a guitar are just a few of the items the Give & Go program has recovered on campus as part of R&DE’s efforts to divert materials that might otherwise end up trashed.
