DCDC Water/Climate Briefing

October 26 | 12:00-1:30pm | DCDC Conference Room Assistant Professor Kelli L. Larson and environmental psychologist Susan Ledlow will present research ranging from human environment interactions and water resource governance

Ray Quay at Science Café, October 21

Will Arizona's climate change leave us thirsty? Have you found yourself complaining about the heat more than usual? If you answered yes, then there’s a sound explanation. Record books show

Accelerated actions, transformative approaches, and laser focus make Arizona State University excel as a sustainable campus

At Arizona State, the bar is sky-high when it comes to how the university runs its daily sustainable campus operations. It continues to be recognized as a model for sustainability: The Princeton Review’s 2012 Green Honor Roll, Sierra magazine's 2011 list of Cool Schools, and a gold rating from the AASHE STARS program.

SRP opens Roosevelt Dam gates

via AZ Republic on October 12, 2011. Salt River Project opened the spillways at Roosevelt Dam on Tuesday morning, creating a rare spectacle of water gushing into the upper Salt

Geneticist, informatics expert Buetow to lead new research program at ASU

Kenneth H. Buetow, a human geneticist and former director of the Center for Biomedical Informatics and Information Technology at the National Cancer Institute, is joining Arizona State University as director

ASU’s Global Institute of Sustainability expands through partnership with Tecnológico de Monterrey

In an effort to further advance the transition to a sustainable economy in Mexico, Arizona State University (ASU) and Tecnológico de Monterrey have jointly launched the Latin America Office of

Participate in the ASU Innovation Challenge!

The ASU Innovation Challenge, a funding competition open to Arizona State University undergraduate and graduate students of all majors. The Arizona State University Innovation Challenge is an opportunity for undergraduate

IHDP: Social scientists call for more research on human dimensions of global change

Via IHDP Scientists across all disciplines share great concern that our planet is in the process of crossing dangerous biophysical tipping points. The results of a new large-scale global survey

Arizona State University’s Global Institute of Sustainability expands through partnership with Tecnológico de Monterrey

ASU and Tecnológico de Monterrey and have jointly launched the Latin America Office of the Global Institute of Sustainability, which will conduct applied transdisciplinary research, offer an innovative curriculum, and develop business solutions that accelerate the adoption of a sustainable culture.

Reflections on a sustainability pledge tree

In October of 2009, I happened across a Sustainability Fair on the MU patio during my lunch hour away from my faculty office in the ASU Counselor Training Center.  Always

Student Sustainability Literacy Survey

The last month of the 2011 spring semester was a time full of studying for exams.  We used that time to send out our own test to ASU students, but

Creating resilient landscapes:From urban places to the grasslands of Genghis Khan

Q&A with Jianguo Wu Jianguo Wu is a Senior Sustainability Scientist in the Global Institute of Sustainability, a professor in the School of Sustainability, and a Dean’s Distinguished Professor of