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Jul 27 2020 | Out West student blog
Max Klotz pursues his passions for the environment, historical research, and creative expression.
A truck transports tropical trunk wood from the Amazon rainforest. Deforestation presents a diffuse challenge involving millions of producers, weak governance in many places and many commodities, from cocoa to beef.
Jul 24 2020 | Stanford News | Center News
Stanford scientists discuss obstacles for large-scale green initiatives and what it takes for sustainability efforts to deliver lasting benefits across borders, sectors and communities.
Jul 24 2020 | Out West student blog
Nathaniel Ramos gets up close and personal with California's water protocols at the Department of Water Resources.
Jul 22 2020 | Out West student blog
Mondee Lu gets immersed in the world of energy policy and implementation at the California Public Utilities Commission.
Jul 20 2020 | Out West student blog
Nina Wagner combines her love for history and the outdoors as an intern at Yellowstone's Heritage and Research Center.
Headshot of Cade Cannedy smiling, wearing a baseball cap, with a mountain behind him
Jul 17 2020 | Stanford News | Center News
Lane Center student researcher, Cade Cannedy, recognized for his thesis on the American West
Jul 17 2020 | Out West student blog
Alex Evers works to make sure the lights stay on in the American West.

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