The New York Times featured ERG PhD student Nate Aden in an article on Decoupling Economic Growth from Carbon Emissions.
ERG PhD Student Aden in New York Times: Economies Rise as Emissions Fall? Yes, It Can Work
Two ERG Projects Included in White House Plans for Sustainable Water Future
Commitments by two groups within ERG were included in the White House Summit on Water last week
ERG Professor Daniel Kammen Appointed as U.S. Science Envoy
ERG Professor Daniel Kammen has been appointed as one of five U.S. Science Envoys by the US State Department.
Kammen on Utah Governor Signing Bill to Advance Oakland Coal Plan
ERG professor Dan Kammen discusses the new construction of an Oakland cargo terminal that could be used to export Utah coal with KQED News.
ERG PhD Student Smith: Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor
Congratulations to ERG PhD student Lydia Smith on receiving the Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award 2016!
ERG Alumnus Peter Gleick on the Future of the World’s Groundwater
ERG alumnus Peter Gleick contributed to an opinion special on The Desert Sun about the global groundwater crisis.
Suburban Living Less ‘Green’ than it Appears, ERG Alumnus Reports
ERG alum Christopher Jones comments on suburban sprawl and carbon footprints.
ERG Alum: Restoring Trust in Flint
ERG Alum Dr. Peter Gleick calls for action in Flint, Michigan focused on monitoring, testing, and fixing water at every single school to protect children.
ERG PhDs in National Geographic: SWITCHing to a Low-Carbon Future
ERG PhD students Diego Ponce de Leon Barido and Josiah Johnston published a blog post in National Geographic on renewable energy investments in Nicaragua.
ERG Alum Dr. Peter Gleick on Arctic Warming
ERG Alum Dr. Peter Gleick warns about catastrophic artic warming.