Congratulations to ERG postdoctoral fellow Nikky Avila, who was recently awarded the 2016 Rosenfeld Fellowship.
ERG Student Avila Receives Rosenfeld Fellowship
Alumni Spotlight: Ann Kinzig
Perhaps more than most alumni, Ann Kinzig’s intellectual path has traversed ERG’s interdisciplinary bounds, grappling with the physical, life and social science aspects of the world’s ecological and social problems during, and especially after, her time at ERG.
ERG PhD Jalel Sager: What Obama Should Do in Laos
ERG PhD candidate Jalel Sager, coauthored an article on President Obama’s visit to Laos this week.
ERG Alumnus Peter Gleick on California’s Drought
ERG Alumnus Peter Gleick comments for News Deeply on what makes California’s current drought different.
RAEL and the California Academy of Sciences Collaborate the ‘Exploring Energy’ Video Series
ERG Professor Daniel Kammen helped the California Academy of Sciences and RAEL create a video series called “Exploring Energy.”
RAEL and GRID Alternatives Partner for Off-Grid Solar
Solar Industry Magazine has announced a partnership between the Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory (RAEL) and nonprofit solar installer GRID Alternatives. RAEL is a unique new research, development, project implementation, and community … Continue Reading »
ERG Alum Listed as a Top Expert Against California’s Drought
“Meet nine top experts who are driving the conversation on California’s water policy.” – News Deeply
ERG Professor Daniel Kammen Gives Lecture at Oxford Martin School
” To make these goals happen, we are going to have to get out the front and not be interesting analysts, but, trailing the charge, we are going to have to lead the charge.” – Dan Kammen
ERG Alumnus Peter Gleick Pushes for New Water Conservation Policy
“I think the state board is going to have to reconsider this strategy in light of what apparently is a complete abandonment of urban conservation efforts.” – Peter Gleick
ERG Alumna’s Study Upholds Oakland’s Block on Coal Terminal
“The report says the degraded air quality would impact largely low-income and minority neighborhoods that have already shown to be suffering harm .” – KQED