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School of Earth, Energy Environmental Sciences

Mitchell A65 Computer Teaching Lab. Stationery and Business Cards. How Walking in Nature Changes the Brain. E-IPER graduate student Gregory Bratman found that volunteers who walked briefly through a lush, green portion of the Stanford campus were more attentive and happier afterward. Scientists have found yet another way that climate change is making itself worse. Shallow fracking raises questions for water. Chris Field honored for outstanding climate science communication. A new study by E-IPER graduate.
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Mitchell A65 Computer Teaching Lab. Stationery and Business Cards. How Walking in Nature Changes the Brain. E-IPER graduate student Gregory Bratman found that volunteers who walked briefly through a lush, green portion of the Stanford campus were more attentive and happier afterward. Scientists have found yet another way that climate change is making itself worse. Shallow fracking raises questions for water. Chris Field honored for outstanding climate science communication. A new study by E-IPER graduate.

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