ERGie Laney Siegner (MA ’16) presented her research at the National Farm to Cafeteria Conference in Madison, WI held throughout June 4-5th. Along with practitioners of this field, Laney spoke about integrating … Continue Reading »
“One of the main challenges of her generation is ‘ensuring the food system provides healthy foods while minimizing its environmental and social impact. […]'”
“On the 25th and 26th of April and 12th of May Nepal was struck by massive earthquakes. One year later we wanted to explore which farming systems fared better or worse after this natural disaster. “
“Research at the Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory [ERG Professor Daniel Kammen’s lab] at the University of California Berkeley highlights that while cities currently contribute to global climate change by … Continue Reading »
ERG alum Michael Kiparsky (MS ’04, PhD ’10) co-authored an opinion column in The Fresno Bee on the pressing need for fair and effective groundwater management agencies in California.
“ERG grad student Emily Woods took 2nd place in the ‘Scaling up Big Ideas’ category with her project ‘Feces to Fuel.'”
ERG professor Dan Kammen spoke on a Cornell University panel on the potential of nuclear power to address global climate change.
ERG graduate student Zeke Hausfather co-authored a research article in Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres
ERG professor Dan Kammen participated in a Climate Change Symposium on Friday, April 15, at a Modesto Area Partners in Science (MAPS) lecture.
ERG PhD student Ian Bolliger comments on THIMBY (Tiny House in My backyard) in the Richmond Confidential.