Earth Systems student Nancy Chang wrote an op-ed on boosting food recovery as part of her class, Environmental Policy and Advocacy Communication. 

Stanford Earth Professor Noah Diffenbaugh comments on the impact of this year’s rainy month of March.

Matthew Siegfried, a postdoctoral researcher working with Dustin Schroeder in the Stanford Radio Glaciology Group, discusses new research on how modeling ocean tides can improve scientists’ understanding of melt from Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets.

Earth Systems Program lecturer Jon Koomey and his team found that some oils produce many times the amount of emissions as others under the same name.

Stanford researchers show that optical fibers used for telecommunications can be co-opted to detect earthquakes.

Earth Systems lecturer Miles Traer estimates Batman's carbon footprint and finds his greenhouse gas cost unsustainable.

Earth System Science professor Alexandra Konings and postdoctoral researcher Mostafa Momen help improve satellite-based analysis of vegetation optical depth, a critical indicator for regional and global climate.

Earth System Science professor Noah Diffenbaugh comments on his research on temperatures across North America, where upward swings in winter temperatures in the west correspond with icy drops to the east.

Earth System Science professor Noah Diffenbaugh writes about the impact of climate change on extreme weather events like Hurricane Harvey in an Op Ed for The New York Times.

Stanford Earth climate scientist Noah Diffenbaugh comments on new research on how climate change is impacting California's weather patterns.

A web of fiber optic cables beneath the Stanford University campus is doing more than transferring data — it’s part of an earthquake monitoring network that may help scientists implement a quake early-warning system.

A long drought and a record hot summer set the conditions for a brutal wildfire season.

Phlegrean Fields is waking up. Scientists are trying to predict what it will do next, and what its unrest means for volcanoes worldwide

The firestorm that engulfed large parts of Napa and Sonoma Counties in California on Monday will go down in history as one of the worst such events ever recorded in the Golden State. 

Determining who must move because of sea-level rise, where they'll go and who will foot the bill is among the most pressing questions of our era, experts said at Stanford University.

Stanford Earth's Katharine Mach and E-IPER PhD student Miyuki Hino write about understanding and managing risk in a changing climate.

The main takeaways and recommendations from a recent Stanford Natural Gas (NGI) symposium are summarized in a new action plan.

Geological Sciences PhD graduate Tom Benson discusses his research on lithium in supervolcanoes on Aug. 19 for Science Friday, a weekly radio program distributed to hundreds of public radio stations in the U.S.

California offers lessons on how to deal with climate change that are broadly applicable to other states, cities and corporations, Noah Diffenbaugh says.