Stanford Earth

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Web Name: Stanford Earth

WebSite: http://earth.stanford.edu

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Skip to content Inside Stanford Earth Latest Stanford Health Alerts on COVID-19 COVID-19 Info for Stanford EarthxmenuMenu list iconMenu list collapse toggleMain navigationHomeAboutDepartments ProgramsEducational FarmDirectoryOur CommunityOur Values and PracticesDiversity, Equity, and InclusionCommencementVisit UsContact usAcademicsUndergraduatesGraduate StudentsCareersData ScienceField LearningK-12 OutreachWorking ProfessionalsFaculty ResearchFaculty DirectoryResearch GroupsIndustrial Affiliate ProgramsShared Analytical Facilities and Research ResourcesUndergraduate ResearchNews EventsStanford Earth Matters magazineSchool HighlightsMedia MentionsEventsPeople SpotlightsSearchSearch Stanford Earth School of Earth, Energy Environmental SciencesUnderstanding EarthWe create knowledge to understand Earth and sustain its inhabitants.Challenges We TackleDiscovering our planetNavigate to itemSecuring the energy futureNavigate to itemClimate SolutionsNavigate to itemFood and Water SecurityNavigate to itemReducing Disaster RisksNavigate to itemExploring other worldsNavigate to itemWhat Makes Stanford Earth DifferentWWe do Field Learning On 7 ContinentsNavigate to itemWe Teach Sustainability for the futureNavigate to itemWe use Data Science To Understand EarthNavigate to itemDegree ProgramsDWe offer BS, MS, MA, and PhD programsUndergraduate ProgramsUExpand cardGeological Sciences follow linkEnergy Resources Engineering follow linkGeophysics follow linkEarth Systems Program follow linkCollapse cardGraduate ProgramsGExpand cardGeological Sciences follow linkEnergy Resources Engineering follow linkGeophysics follow linkEarth Systems Program follow linkEarth System Science follow linkEmmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources follow linkChange Leadership for Sustainability follow linkCollapse cardWhere Our Programs Can Lead YouWOur students leave Stanford for careers in the corporate, government, and nonprofit sectors. They work as scientists, engineers, data experts, conservationists, policy makers, attorneys, and physicians, among other professions.Landscape architectEarth Systems ’08Navigate to itemAstronautGeological and Environmental Sciences 10Navigate to itemWashington lobbyistGeological and Environmental Sciences BS 93 PhD 98Navigate to itemEnergy EngineerEnergy Resources EngineeringMS 16Navigate to itemVisit our Careers pageOur academic departmentsOEarth System ScienceNavigate to itemGeological SciencesNavigate to itemGeophysicsNavigate to itemEnergy Resources EngineeringNavigate to itemOur interdisciplinary academic programsOEarth Systems ProgramNavigate to itemChange Leadership for SustainabilityNavigate to itemEmmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and ResourcesNavigate to itemOur Impact in the WorldOWe make an impact through faculty research that uncovers how our planet works, by teaching the next generation to understand and manage Earth’s resources, and by communicating our science to policy makers, influencers and the public.Research NewsDiscoveries and insight about Earth, its resources, and its environment.Navigate to Research News Explore Research news School HighlightsNews about the School of Earth, Energy Environmental Sciences.Navigate to School Highlights Explore School Highlights Media MentionsStanford Earth faculty and young scientists in the media.Navigate to Media Mentions See More Media Mentions Know Your Planet: Take a CourseKSpring quarter Earthsys 103Understanding energyEnergy is the number one contributor to climate change . Learn about each energy resource -- its significance and potential, drivers and barriers, policy and regulation, and social, economic, and environmental impacts.Navigate to itemUpcoming EventsU21AprA Conversation With Hilary TompkinsNavigate to item21AprLow-Touch Zero Waste Building System Pilot Program TrainingNavigate to item21AprESS-Seminar Speaker Series: Anuj Karpatne, Ph.D., Asst. Prof., Dept. of Comp. Sci from Virginia TechNavigate to itemSee All Earth EventsStanford Earth MattersFind our research and insights, organized into 9 categories, at our Stanford Earth Matters research news magazine. Climate Change Dynamic Earth Energy Food Agriculture Human Dimensions Sustainability Natural Hazards Freshwater Resources Evolution Of Earth Life Oceans  View Stanford Earth Matters magazineOur CommunityOWe are scientists! Undergraduates, graduate students, professors, educational staff, and alumni working professionals. We build community in our field trips, classes, and cocurriculars. We care about the Earth and making its resources available to people across the globe now and in the future.StudentsTogether, we pursue science and build lifelong bonds.Navigate to itemLarge quotation icon for visual emphasisWe face enormous hurdles as a society in dealing with a changing climate, over extraction of resources, and biodiversity loss. Still, I remain optimistic about our ability to identify and design solutions.Elsa M. OrdwayPhD '18FacultyWe discover and teach.Navigate to itemLarge quotation icon for visual emphasisI'm fascinated by the way our world works. I use technology to make visible what is not visible to the naked eye.Biondo BiondiGeophysics Professor.AlumniWe connect and keep learning.Navigate to item Stanford Earth School of Earth, Energy Environmental SciencesJoin us on Social MediaTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookInstagramInstagramLinkedinLinkedinAlumniGive to Stanford EarthNewsroomContactProvide Website FeedbackReport accessibility issuesLoginSubscribe to Stanford Earth MattersOur Monthly Research News AlertSubscribeStanford HomeMaps DirectionsSearch StanfordEmergency InfoTerms of UsePrivacyCopyrightTrademarksNon-DiscriminationAccessibility© Stanford University. Stanford, California 94305. IconsList of icons used on the sitemaillinkedindouble carrot leftarrow leftdouble carrotplayerinstagramclosecarrotquotefacebooktwitterplusminussearchmenuarrowcloudclock

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