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Though gas has lower carbon emissions, it’s still not carbon free. Dr. Naomi Boness, Managing Director of the Stanford NGI, and Rachel Fakhry discuss

On Sept. 1 the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability officially opens, with the inaugural Dean Arun Majumdar at the helm.

The legislation “is important symbolically and internationally,” said Rob Jackson, an expert on global greenhouse gas emissions at Stanford University.

The latest annual review from the Precourt Institute for Energy celebrates advances across campus and across the energy research spectrum.

Learn what's going on at Stanford Natural Gas Initiative (NGI).

This project is focused on scaling up and enhancing durability of a new and potentially cost-effective design for water electrolyzers.

Building on prior success related to legal and technical analysis of building electrification and the infrastructure networks that serve the built environment.

The Environmental Justice Working Group at Stanford will accelerate community-engaged teaching, learning, and research through EJ partnerships

The Sustainability Accelerator drives solutions generated through collaborations and scales them through partners locally and globally to ensure they benefit all people.

Using airborne sensors that see methane in the air, Stanford researchers say leaks are more worrisome than thought, but hope lies in the sensing technology itself.

Learn what's going on at Stanford Natural Gas Initiative (NGI).

The study’s lead authors, discuss the history of the current global warming potential metric, how a shorter timeframe could help policymakers realign their climate commitments