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Mar 3 2021 | ... & the West Blog
Three months after the first market trades of California water futures, a conversation about economic forces and an essential material for life.
Feb 24 2021 | Center News, Happenings
Stanford students learn to build equitable, sustainable cities in a new urban planning course.
Feb 16 2021 | Center News, Happenings
A place for incoming rural students to connect with classmates who share their experiences, Rural Family Pods help build community at Stanford.
Feb 16 2021 | Center News, Happenings, Topics of the West
With Lane Center support, environmental reporter Yereth Rosen tells the story of the Bering Sea region, which has reached a "climate tipping point."
Jan 22 2021 | Center News, Happenings
The Center welcomes David Laney, Suzanne Case, Kathleen Brown and Chuck Farman.
Jan 20 2021 | Center News
Hayes, who has served on the Bill Lane Center Advisory Council since 2013, will start a new job at the White House as special assistant to the president for climate policy.
Wildfire smoke shrouded the San Francisco Bay Area and blocked sunlight on Sept. 9, 2020.
Jan 12 2021 | Stanford News | Center News
Wildfire smoke will be one of the most widely felt health impacts of climate change throughout the country, but U.S. clean air regulations are not equipped to deal with it. Stanford experts discuss the causes and impacts of wildfire activity and its rapid acceleration in the American west.

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