Featured
Coltura's Gasoline Song
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Voices from the Tree promotes campus sustainability dialogue
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Op Ed: Let’s get rid of red Solo cups
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Articles
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After the Fire
by Sierra Garcia
At age 33, Ben Eichorn was ready to propose to his girlfriend. He had the ring. He had prepared a romantic backpacking trip in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, a getaway from San Francisco and an homage, in part, to his own rugged upbringing... Read More |
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Statewide View: Minnesota can take lead in stomping out plastic pollutionby Jayne Stevenson
Starbucks has moved to phase out plastic straws. The company announced July 9 it would eliminate plastic-straw use in all its stores by 2020. The transition will feature new lids that do not require straws and eco-friendly straws for certain drinks... Read More |
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Videos
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Gasoline Breakup Song for a World Aflame
by Coltura, our partner for the transportation group
The love affair with gasoline is ending. A summer of smog and record-breaking wildfires is making people think twice about their relationship with gasoline. Coltura’s danceable new song... Read More |
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The Media Team
Contact us about upcoming events, blog posts, website comments, or pretty much anything else!
Becca NelsonI am a junior at Stanford, majoring in Ecology and minoring in Creative Writing. My research focuses on oak trees at Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve, ant behavior in Arizona, and wood density, an important trait for calculating carbon values. I recently studied abroad in South Africa to pursue conservation photography. I am interested in birding, science communication, and environmental anthropology. If you have questions about SSS or want to discuss sustainability, you can reach me at rnelson3@stanford.edu.
rnelson3@stanford.edu
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Alex LiI am possibly a sophomore, perhaps undeclared. Last year, I may have worked on the Zero Waste group, and I conceivably put up the red solo cups in White Plaza during spring quarter. I my free time, perhaps you can see me doodling, napping under the trees, or running to Redwood City. I could be interested in transportation, bad storytelling, and digital design. Maybe you'll contact me to talk about SSS or anything else about the world.
ali17@stanford.edu
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