Tatiana Estevez, Founder and CEO of Permalution, is pioneering innovative water solutions to combat global scarcity and climate change. Inspired by the devastating impacts of drought, Tatiana developed a breakthrough

"On December 4, 2025, our ASU food policy and sustainability cohort had the opportunity to hear from Councilman Jacob Butler, Cultural Resources Director Kelly Washington, and Garden Supervisor Jeff Wilson at the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community’s (SRPMIC) Community Garden, located on their newly renovated cultural campus."

Research impact is no longer measured in prestige publications, but in successfully producing patents, licenses, partnerships, spin-offs, and technology transfer pipelines, say Hess and Guston.

The authors argue that political inaction since the Paris Agreement signed in 2015 has pushed the planet further into ecological overshoot, with global warming on track to exceed 1.5°C.

Submit by Jan. 31. All researchers working on climate change-related topics (both natural and social sciences) are being asked to share what are the key recent developments in climate change researcher that should be brought to the attention of policymakers and negotiators at the UNFCCC.

"Manzo Elementary may seem like any other school in Tucson, Arizona, but upon walking through the building’s doors, it is clear that it is a special place."

Register to volunteer! Volunteers contribute to their community and celebrate science and water stewardship by guiding hands-on learning activities that activate a deeper understanding of key water ideas in Arizona students.

We are excited to welcome Dr. Jennifer McGowan to the Center for Biodiversity Outcomes. Jen is a globally recognized conservation scientist and strategist with deep expertise in biodiversity planning, decision

This Jan. 29 event will highlight ASU's leadership in artificial intelligence research, education, and societal impact, and is open to faculty, staff, and students across the ASU community.

TÜV SÜD Carbon Removal Roundtable will be discussing Green Finance, Carbon Removal, and Accounting Standards at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

Recent funding changes and current divisions in Congress mean the nation’s food and agriculture policy may remain stuck in limbo for yet another year, say Merrigan and Neubert.

"With Congress back in session, legislators will take up a set of issues they haven’t comprehensively addressed since 2018 – the year the last farm bill passed."