Alumni (4 results)
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Molly Oshun
MS
Putting biodiversity on the map: exploring spatial dimensions of California biodiversity for conservation planning (MS ’22) Molly studies California watersheds. Her research investigates strategies to improve forest health, protect biodiversity, ... Continue Reading »
Eric Martinot
MA, PhD
Wind-Generated Electric Power in the Soviet Union: Geographical and Technical Prospects (’91 MA) Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy in Russia: Perspectives and Problems of International Technology Transfer and Investment (’95 ... Continue Reading »
- global renewable energy markets/investments/policies/future pathways
- renewable energy policy in China
- solar (sustainable) cities
Sharad Lele
PhD
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: SHARAD LÉLÉ Ph.D. 1993 Senior Fellow, Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment (Bangalore) Sharad Lele never intended to become an academic. And even though his resume ... Continue Reading »
- alternative models of sustainable development
- analysis of energy use
- biomass resources and biodiversity
- forest ecosystem services
- resource economics
- socio-environmental factors affecting forests
- systems analysis of surface water resource systems
- watershed development
Mark Chao
MS
Prospects for Replacement and Shutdown of Russian Weapons-Plutonium Production Reactors (95 MS)
- citizen-based environmental politics in the former Soviet Union
- energy efficiency and renewable energy
- energy in the former Soviet Union
- nuclear weapons-complex conversion and the control of missile materials
News (3 results)
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ERG’s Dan Kammen on How Putin’s Invasion of Ukraine Underscores the Urgency of Shifting to Renewable Energy
March 7, 2022
ERG's Dan Kammen was featured in a recent article in the Los Angeles Times proposing that Russian aggression has hastened the need for America and other nations to transition away from relying on fossil fuels. (Photo by Karsten Würth)
Water Quality: Woelfle-Erskine’s Search for Salmon
October 10, 2014
“As the dry season becomes more intense and rainfall more erratic, we’d expect to see this pattern propagating northward.”
Dr. Holdren Handles House Climate Deniers
September 18, 2014
"If the United States does not [limit carbon emissions], it is unlikely that other major emitters in the world — China, India, Russia, Europe, Japan — will do so either."
Topics (1 results)
TopJenny Gitlitz
MA
The Relationship Between Primary Aluminum Production and the Damming of World Rivers (93 MA)
- environmental and social effects of energy development and primary resource extraction/processing/consumption/disposal
- hydroelectricity
- indigenous people
- Russia