Wally Broecker, John Hofmeister, Mike Pasqualetti, and Peter Byck take conflicting positions on the Keystone XL Pipeline, but agree that a clean energy future depends on a national energy policy.

A Thought Leader Series Piece By Kara Hurst Note: Kara Hurst is the CEO of The Sustainability Consortium (TSC), a joint initiative between Arizona State University and the University of

School of Sustainability student Edgar Cardenas' artwork will be featured in a National Science Foundation exhibit in an effort to bring artists and scientists together for long-term ecological research.

On January 24, 2013, ASU students, faculty, researchers, and members from across the Phoenix metropolitan area attended a public event titled “The Future of Energy: Brown, Clean, or In Between?”.

The Sustainable Cities Network and the Farmers Market @ the ASU Tempe campus are in an online searchable database accessible to universities who want to implement similar sustainability programs.

Sustainability Scientist Kathleen Andereck says Burmese tourism that addresses human rights, aging infrastructure, and hotel shortages would create a socially responsible economy.

Director of Research Development John Sabo hopes the Leopold training will allow him to develop sustainable water resource management research with greater policy relevance.

The Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building IV features heat-reducing vertical sun shades, efficient mechanical systems, solar power, and local building materials.

Sustainability Scientists Christiana Honsberg and Ellen Stechel lead two multi-million dollar projects investigating solar cost reductions and advancing Australia as a leader in solar technology.

Authors: Kelli L. Larson (a,b), Arnim Wiek (a), Lauren Withycombe Keeler (a) Journal of Environmental Management Volume 116, 15 February 2013, Pages 58–71 Abstract In Phoenix, Arizona and other metropolitan

At the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting, Sustainability Scientist Leah Gerber explained the importance of productive science communication to the public.

School of Sustainability students assist in locating wastewater facilities in Arizona for Intel's WaterMatch program that improves water sustainability across the region.