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Earth on the verge of crossing critical climate thresholds, Stanford study finds

Steven Liu
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Feb. 28
Music
musicians in black suits sit in four rows with the conductor in the center and a cello soloist in a red dress next to him

SSO Fall Concert takes audience to 20th-century history and back

Linda Liu
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Dec. 6
Arts & Life
Alanna Mitchell speaks to the audience with both hands up, spotlighted in front of a blackboard

Alanna Mitchell’s ‘Sea Sick’ lands on a refreshing but weak solution to climate change

Betty He
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April 13
Arts & Life
Screenshot of the event's Zoom meeting, including Interim Senior Associate Vice President for the Arts Matthew Tiews; Catherine Opie; Komal Shah; and Rebecca Solnit.

Activist-artists Catherine Opie and Rebecca Solnit on the importance of asking the ‘right’ questions

Lydia Wei
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Feb. 1, 2022
Reflections & Advice
Protestors in favor of climate change action march in front of the U.S. Capitol.

The 75-year-old answer to climate change

Malavika Rajesh
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July 30, 2021
Featured
Sautee Nacoochee in Georgia (photo: Elena Shao)

Opinion | When words fail

Elena Shao
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May 17, 2021
A successful energy system must maintain reliability, resilience and affordability as it becomes more sustainable, Sharon Tomkins said. (Screenshot: ANNA MILSTEIN/The Stanford Daily)

Domestic and global cooperation important to reduce emissions, sustainability expert says

Anna Milstein
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Feb. 2, 2021
Speakers & Events
Neta C. Crawford spoke at the The Pentagon and Climate Change event. (Photo: YEWON CHANG)

Curbing military emissions could mitigate climate crisis, expert says

Yewon Chang
  •  
Dec. 12, 2020
Research
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Research Roundup: Researchers test experimental COVID-19 antibodies treatment on patients

Derek Chen
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Sept. 14, 2020
News
Our roundup this week highlights research that found global methane emissions have reached an all-time high, with the planet absorbing nearly 600 million tons of methane emissions in 2017. (Photo: Unsplash)

Research Roundup: Global methane emissions at all-time high, neuronal pathway prevents relapse, possible drug target to help fight infectious diseases

Derek Chen
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July 22, 2020
Opinions
Fossil Free Stanford protests for divestment in the quad. The group announced it will not be giving Senior Gifts until Stanford divests. (ASH NGU/The Stanford Daily)

It’s a shame: Faculty Senate refuses to support fossil fuel divestment resolution

David Palumbo-Liu
  •  
May 29, 2020
Opinions
Is climate change a problem urgent enough to demand judicial intervention? (Wikimedia Commons)

The climate crisis and the limitations of the courts

Adrian Liu and Noah Sveiven
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Jan. 27, 2020
Humor
Chaos has ensued as all the snow within a hundred-mile radius of Lake Tahoe has melted, along with the hopes and dreams of new students. (Photo: Max Whittaker/Getty Images)

Ski trips cancelled ‘cuz climate change’

Chinmaya Andukuri
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Jan. 21, 2020
Op-Eds
Fossil Free Stanford has for years been campaigning for divestment from fossil fuels, despite the Stanford Board of Trustees repeated decisions not to take action on the matter. (Photo: RAGHAV MEHROTRA /The Stanford Daily)

Divest from fossil fuels

From the Community
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Nov. 15, 2019
News
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Fossil Free Stanford rallies for total fossil fuel divestment

Richard Coca
  •  
April 29, 2019
Arts & Life

Leaf through these refreshing March reads

Arts & Life Reads beat writers, Katherine Silk, Sarah Kim, Lily Nilipour and Shana E. Hadi
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March 21, 2019
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Three fires ravage California, send smoke to Stanford

Cooper de Nicola
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Nov. 12, 2018
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Green-lighting negligence: The ethical dilemma of carbon offsets

Jasmine Sun
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April 13, 2018
News
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Environmental scholars and the (political) climate

Ada Statler
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April 11, 2018
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Iron in glacial runoff causes algae bloom, Stanford researchers find

Jessica Jen
  •  
July 21, 2017
The Stanford Daily

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