P&G We Empower company profile by Julia Brownell
P&G is a long-time global advocate of women empowerment and gender parity through various impact programs. The company has spent more than $1.1 billion with women-owned businesses globally. P&G helps
Conservation Solutions Laboratory scientists pen new commentary
Michael Brown, Samantha Cheng and Jim Tolisano, along with dozens of conservation and development researchers and practitioners representing ASU's Conservation Solutions Lab, have penned a new opinion piece, released September
Funding saves biodiversity
ASU Center for Biodiversity Outcomes Founding Director Leah Gerber recently coauthored a letter on Science titled “Solve the biodiversity crisis with funding.” In the letter, Gerber and a team of
ASU and Tempe collaborate to organize Heat Walk
On September 21, Arizona State University and the City of Tempe conducted Tempe’s first Heat Walk: a community event orchestrated to help city officials and ASU researchers understand how residents
Food for thought
Leah Lizarondo knows the farm-to-table connection is broken. Too many people are food insecure, and yet too many organizations lack the logistical know how and manpower to rescue unsellable, but
Project Cities-Glendale partnership begins its second year with new projects
The Project Cities-Glendale partnership is now entering its the second year, collaborating with Arizona State University students and faculty on contemporary sustainability challenges in the community. Over the last year,
Exploring the effectiveness of Blue Water MPAs
ASU-Conservation International Professor of Practice Jack Kittinger, along with a team of experts from The Nature Conservancy, Conservation International and California Environmental Associates have built a research agenda on Blue
Creating time out of thin... water
Time is precious — the absence of it and the way we spend it affects our families and our communities. Around the world, millions are spending their precious time walking
Microplastics in our food
Beth Polidoro, ASU New College professor and Center for Biodiversity Outcomes associate director of biodiversity valuation and assessments, was featured in an ASU Now article about her ambition to mitigate
ASU researchers mapping coral reefs
People are killing coral reefs. These reefs — some worth $1 million per square kilometer per year — are being destroyed by overdevelopment of coastlines, improper disposal of sewage, overfishing,
Meet sustainability student Andie Wilkerson
Although she was raised to love and care for the environment, Andie Wilkerson almost didn’t study sustainability. “Going into college, I didn't even realize sustainability was an option,” Wilkerson said.
Darnall named National Academy of Public Administration fellow
The National Academy of Public Administration has inducted Nicole Darnall, associate dean and professor in the School of Sustainability, into its 2019 class of fellows. Darnall is one of eight NAPA fellows from ASU.