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Summer programs teach hundreds about our planet

Stanford School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences
Tom Benson chips rock from side of cliff

Will Supervolcanoes Help Power Our Future?

Smithsonian Magazine

For A Volcanic Prediction, Gaze Into The Crystalline Debris

Science Friday, Public Radio International
Crater Lake in Oregon

Supervolcanoes: A key to America’s electric future?

Stanford School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences
Energy
students seated at commencement in caps and gowns

In final commencement as dean, Matson tells graduates to “get engaged and stay engaged”

Stanford School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences

Stephan Graham awarded for lifetime of distinguished research and teaching

Stanford School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences
Students participate in the Podcasting the Anthropocene undergraduate class

Stanford's Generation Anthropocene podcast launches new season

Stanford News Service

First oceans may have been acidic

<p>Weizmann Institute of Science News</p>
Evolution of Earth and Life, Oceans
Professor Rod Ewing sits in his office at Stanford

Stanford Earth's Rodney Ewing one of three Stanford faculty elected to the National Academy of Engineering

Stanford News
Point Lobos rock formations

Navigating the guts of an ancient submarine canyon

Stanford School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences
Dynamic Earth, Energy, Evolution of Earth and Life
Jon Payne holding whale vertebra

Larger marine animals at higher risk of extinction, and humans are to blame

Stanford School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences
Evolution of Earth and Life, Human Dimensions and Sustainability
Pamela Matson at Stanford Earth commencement

Stanford Earth graduates urged to “do good for the world”

Stanford School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences
Monterey map

Stanford scientists shed light on powerful currents that create massive underwater canyons

Stanford News Service
Dynamic Earth, Evolution of Earth and Life, Natural Hazards, Oceans
Fukushima power plant worker pointing his finger

Fukushima five years later: Stanford nuclear expert offers three lessons from the disaster

Stanford News Service
Energy, Natural Hazards
Mexican powerplant worker investigating a radioactive leak

Plan to Bury Plutonium in New Mexico Underestimates Safety Risks

Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies
Energy, Natural Hazards
River estuaries

Training computer models to accurately simulate nature's variability

Stanford School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences
Dynamic Earth, Energy, Human Dimensions and Sustainability
Kate Maher holding containers of soil

Kate Maher receives James B. Macelwane Medal

Stanford School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences
Hari Mix working in his field site in the Sierra Nevada

Stanford scientists crack mystery of Sierra Nevada's age

Stanford News Service
Climate Change, Dynamic Earth, Evolution of Earth and Life
Three men standing with a plaque

Jon Payne Receives Charles Schuchert Award

Stanford School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences
Rodney Ewing sitting in a chair

Rodney Ewing Awarded Campbell, Roebling and IMA Medals

Freeman Spogli Institute
Nuclear power plant

Stanford Conference Tackles Growing U.S. Nuclear Waste Problem

Stanford Center for International Security and Cooperation
Map of the Earth representing a rise in sea levels

Ice sheets may be more resilient than thought

<p>Stanford School of Earth, Energy &amp; Environmental Sciences</p>
Climate Change, Oceans
Three people standing around a laptop

Building Nepal back safer

Nepali Times
Earth's core

How we know what lies at Earth's core

BBC Earth
Dynamic Earth, Evolution of Earth and Life

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