More than 60 law professors from around the country gathered at ASU for its inaugural Sustainability Conference of American Legal Educators, hosted by The Program on Law and Sustainability, for panels on issues including climate-change policy, natural-resources law, agricultural and food regulation, and disaster law.

On June 6, World Wide Views - a one-day international event attended by more than 5,000 people - invites participants to share their views on climate change and energy so they can be incorporated into the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Paris this December.

"We think that a system is sustainable when it is expected to continue supplying services to humanity through time," says Distinguished Sustainability Scientist Osvaldo Sala, who discusses his research and the nature of sustainability science in this month's Q&A. 

Can a story trigger social movement? What is the role of imagination in society’s’ response to climate change? On April 2, ASU‘s Manjana Milkoreit moderated a panel event sponsored by

The Center for Biodiversity Outcomes is supporting exploration of a partnership with the Whale Trust, and Lahainaluna High School (LHS), in Lahaina, HI Recently CBO director, Leah Gerber and PhD

Arizona State University was recently honored with a 2014 Tree Campus USA award, which Gov. Doug Ducey presented to the ASU Grounds Services/Arboretum crew at the Arizona Capitol on April

Professor Nancy Grimm delivered the 30th Annual Eugene P. Odum lecture at the University of Georgia. Grimm presented a talk that synthesized her more than 35 years of research in

RAPID CITY, S.D. and TEMPE, Ariz. (April 23, 2015) – The South Dakota School of Mines & Technology and Arizona State University (ASU) have entered into an agreement to promote

Narayanan Neithalath is one of the researchers interviewed on a national PBS News Hour program on efforts of inventors and engineers to make cement and concrete that has a much smaller

Energy Digital ranks ASU the top higher education institution in terms of solar installments. Per energy Digital, "It’s been incremental, but ASU is the nation’s top higher-education institution with solar

C. A. Miller, J. O’Leary, E. Graffy, E. Stechel, G. Dirks “Narrative Futures and the Governance of Energy Transitions” Futures, doi: 10.1016/j.futures.2014.12.001, 2014.

Arizona State University students across all campuses are being asked to “Ditch the Dumpster” by donating their unwanted items from campus residence halls instead of throwing them away. Donated and recyclable