Scientists, journalists and editors at Climate Central offered tips, tools, strategies and best practices to Stanford students throughout their “Communicating Climate Change: Navigating stories from the frontlines” course. 

Stanford Earth's Howard Zebker was chosen by the American Geophysical Union to be one of its 60 new Fellows

The Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research has awarded Rob Dunbar its 2016 Medal for Excellence in Antarctic Research.

Over the weekend of May 21 and 22, the 15 students enrolled in the spring quarter offering of GS 191: “SE3 Field Trips” trekked to Point Reyes National Seashore, where they observed the geology of the California coast and the San Andreas Fault.

Noah Diffenbaugh answers questions about Donald Trump's statements about the California Drought.

Rob Jackson expresses skepticism about a new cloud seeding proposal.

The Daily talked with Kim about her path to Stanford and her ongoing interdisciplinary research in law and environmental issues.

Scientists are asking, rather than throwing away or storing CO₂, how about recycling some of it?

Andy Revkin reflects on the meaning of the Anthropocene, citing a Guardian newspaper essay and Generation Anthropocene, a podcast series developed at Stanford Earth.

Until recently, little was known about the extent of methane leaking from urban gas distribution pipes and its impact on global warming. But recent advances in detecting this potent greenhouse gas are pushing U.S. states to begin addressing this long-neglected problem.