EEES, Earth, Energy, and Environmental Sciences is an academically flexible program of study that fosters interdisciplinary scientific research between the three departments within the School of Earth Sciences. It is intended for those students wishing to draw on the knowledge, tools, and approaches that span the breadth of research being conducted within Stanford University.
Each house should select an Environmental Representative. An eRep ensures that his or her dormitory has adequate recycling facilities; announces lectures, group meetings, panels, and other environmental activities; and generally encourages environmentally-sensitive living.
The Department of Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S) is the principal health and safety office at Stanford University. EH&S works closely with the University Safety Partners (the designated safety officers in the laboratory schools, Operations and Maintenance and Housing and Food Services) and the safety coordinators, safety committees, administrators and faculty in the departments.
CEES is a partnership between the School of Earth Sciences, the Computer Systems Laboratory, private industry and government. The center's integration of Earth science and computer science builds capacity in computational methods for the Earth and environmental sciences and enables new growth in areas where computational activities exist already.
Researchers and scholars at Stanford are asking the key question: Can we adequately meet current human needs while protecting and restoring planetary life support systems for the welfare of people today and generations yet to come? We believe the answer is yes–but building such a world will be an enormous challenge.
The Center for Environmental Science and Policy plays a crucial role in mobilizing a multidisciplinary network of scholars, students, policymakers, and leaders to understand and help solve international environmental problems through science and policy research.
The Stanford Environmental Law Society is the nation's oldest environmental law society. The Society's primary function was to sponsor original research in developing areas of environmental law, and to provide public and private sector consultation on environmental issues.
Stanford's award-winning Environmental and Natural Resources Law & Policy Program (ENRLP) has earned its reputation as a leading center for education and research in this dynamic field. Indeed, with a nationally renowned faculty praised for its cutting-edge research and practice, Stanford's Environmental and Natural Resources Law & Policy Program has revolutionized environmental education.
