Press releases

Jun

2007

Introducing Carnegie's Eye in the Sky

By Carnegie HQ

The skies over Hawaii buzz with the propellers of small aircraft. Most of them ferry people among the islands, or give tourists a glimpse of inaccessible locales. But there is one among the swarm ...

May

2007

Greg Asner of the Department of Global Ecology to discuss laser-generated topographic images

By Carnegie HQ

Dr. Greg Asner of Carnegie's Department of Global Ecology discusses laser-generated topographic images in on-demand video .

May

2007

Alarming acceleration in CO2 emissions worldwide

By Carnegie HQ

Contact Chris Field at cfield@globalecology.stanford.edu , (650) 462 1047 x 201 http://www.global-ecology.org/ For a copy of the paper “Global and regional drivers of accelerating CO 2 emissions," ms ...

May

2007

Climate Policy: It’s good to be in the “RED”

By Carnegie HQ

Carnegie Contact: Dr. Christopher Field (650) 462-1047 x201 or cfield@globalecology.stanford.edu For a copy of the paper, please contact: AAAS Office of Public Programs; (202) 326-6440 or scipak@aaas ...

May

2007

Department of Global Ecology scientist, Joe Berry's papers among most cited

By Carnegie HQ

According to ISI's Web of Science , two of Joe Berry's papers passed extremely high, rarefied citation milestones last week. The following 1980 paper just passed its 1,500th citation: Farquhar, G. D ...

May

2007

Tropical plants go with the flow…of nitrogen

By Carnegie HQ

Stanford, CA – Tropical plants are able to adapt to environmental change by extracting nitrogen from a variety of sources, according to a new study that appears in the May 7 early online edition of ...

May

2007

Oceans in Peril: Carbon Dioxide, Ocean Acidification, and Marine Life

By Carnegie HQ

The President and Trustees of the Carnegie Institution cordially invite you to view the CARNEGIE EVENING LECTURE Dr. Ken Caldeira, Staff Member, Department of Global Ecology Oceans in Peril: Carbon ...

Apr

2007

Carnegie’s Global Ecology Building is among AIA’s Top 10 Green

By Carnegie HQ

Stanford, CA. The American Institute of Architects (AIA) announced this week that Carnegie’s Global Ecology department building is among the top 10 buildings in the country that are “examples of ...

Apr

2007

Tropical forests: Earth’s air conditioner

By Carnegie HQ

Stanford, Calif. – Planting and protecting trees—which trap and absorb carbon dioxide as they grow—can help to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. But a new study suggests that, as a way to ...

Mar

2007

Global Ecology director Chris Field discusses latest work with global warming, agriculture

By Carnegie HQ

Global Ecology director Chris Field discusses his latest work, which demonstrates that global warming has already significantly affected agriculture, in a video produced by the Stanford News Service.

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