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Students for a Sustainable Stanford is an inclusive and intersectional community that strives for long-lasting sustainable practices on and off the Stanford campus through discussion, engagement, and direct action.
Stanford Climate and Health provides a space for the Stanford community to take action on climate change, planetary and environmental health, and sustainable health care by engaging in advocacy, education, dialogue, and research. We are working on several projects, including climate change integration into...
At Stanford Energy Club, our goal is to engage with the real world energy sector in meaningful ways - from energy career fairs like our annual Energy & Sustainability Networking Night, to interdisciplinary SEC Projects with Bay area and international energy startups. By facilitating collaboration between students and leaders...
In 1987, a small group of dedicated students founded Stanford Food Recovery, formerly known as SPOON, to collect unused and leftover food at Stanford and redistribute it to the hungry in Palo Alto.
The Environmental Justice Working Group (EJWG) at Stanford is an intergenerational collective working to embed environmental justice into our research, teaching, and community-engagement at Stanford. Our EJWG Coordinating Council meets every two weeks....
EIC is a student-run organization focused on providing a forum where law students can explore diverse opportunities to apply legal thinking to project finance, power & utilities, oil & gas, renewable energy, clean-tech, social enterprise and impact investment.
Stanford Student HYDROGEN Club aims to connect students/researchers across Stanford schools as well as industry leaders who are passionate about and/or working in hydrogen.
Stanford Energy’s StorageX Initiative brings together Stanford faculty from materials science to computer science to economics to tackle the dominant challenges in energy storage.
In Battery Club, you'll connect with students from all of Stanford's schools and learn about the high-impact work of your peers and StorageX member companies. You will get exclusive access via networking hours and local facility excursions to companies working on cutting-edge battery technologies.
Sustainable Stanford is a university-wide effort to reduce our environmental impact, preserve resources, and lead sustainability by example across its three pillars - environment, economy, and equity.