California Governor Jerry Brown joined a wide range of water experts at Stanford for a discussion of policy prescriptions and new research on improving water management, hosted by the Hamilton …

As part of a biology course on understanding the geographic impacts of climate change, Stanford students have created an interactive online map that helps people visualize how global change can …

Art Sterritt, the recipient of the 2014 Bright Award, visited campus to deliver a lecture on the process of establishing the Great Bear Rainforest, a 250-mile stretch of coastline in …

Global leaders in climate change science, industry, and the political sector came together to compel discourse and solutions on climate change …

The sustainability, IT, and communications offices at SLAC have seen significant results from a multiyear campaign to reduce paper purchases. The groups partnered to encourage more efficient printing practices and …

Stanford’s free Marguerite shuttle continues to improve its fleet with zero-emission, battery-electric buses and larger capacity buses. The Marguerite fleet currently has 13 electric vehicles, and 10 more are on their way. With these additions …

After members of the Green Sports Alliance—a coalition of more than 300 university and professional sports organizations striving to help sports teams, venues, and leagues enhance their environmental performance—toured Stanford’s …

To fulfill its mission of creating visible and tangible experiences of sustainability at Stanford, Office of Sustainability launched a new interactive portal through which the campus community can engage with …