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A quarterly newsletter for the Stanford School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences community
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In her annual letter, dean Pamela Matson talks about new faculty, a new university president, engaging undergraduates, and linking technology with nature.
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Geophysicist Mark Zoback is recognized for for his application of geomechanics to problems of scientific, engineering, and economic importance.
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One-week program for World Economic Forum's Young Global Leaders, executed with Stanford GSB, was a pilot for more courses to come.
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4 to 6 pm, October 21, Hartley Terrace, Mitchell Building, Stanford
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6 to 9 pm, December 6, California Science Center, Los Angeles
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4:15 pm, November 7, Mackenzie Room, Huang Engineering. Reception following.
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Undergrad Program Director Emily Atkinson greeted 70 students at the September 22 Stanford Earth Open House.
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Highlights Stanford Earth geophysicist Norman Sleep's work.
Smithsonian, August 12, 2016
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Quotes Chris Field, Stanford Earth professor and director of the Woods Institute for the Environment.
The Guardian, August 11, 2016
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Highlights work by PhD candidate Neal Jean, Marshall Burke, David Lobell, and Matthew Davis.
National Geographic, August 21, 2016
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Earth Matters - Research and Ideas
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High-volume wastewater injections from oil and gas activity triggered the largest earthquake in East Texas, says research by geophysicist Bill Ellsworth.
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Earth system scientist Eric Lambin tells PhD Miles Traer how technology can be used to develop better policy for sustainable land use.
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Larger marine animals are more likely to become extinct than smaller ones, according to a report led by Jonathan Payne. The pattern is unprecedented.
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