
Acknowledging the Source: Tribal Sovereignty in the Tuolumne County Watershed
New water fill signs, installed in May 2024, acknowledge ancestral land and aim to foster greater awareness of the water’s origins and cultural significance.

New water fill signs, installed in May 2024, acknowledge ancestral land and aim to foster greater awareness of the water’s origins and cultural significance.

Sixty-one Stanford students are driving real change in sustainability through the Living Lab Program, tackling real issues while gaining hands-on experience.

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Stanford joined over 20 Ivy+ schools at the Ivy+ Sustainability Summit in Southern California.

Stanford’s stormwater capture system increases resilience, using open spaces as part of a regional water management network.

A new enzyme-infused foam to clean air handling coils showed potential for improved energy efficiency and reduced energy use.

Stanford is revolutionizing cleaning with its ozone-based Cardinal Clean system, reducing chemical use by 90% and preventing over 2,140 pounds of plastic waste annually.

Campus water policies minimize waste and follow California guidelines for water efficiency.

The 2022 Annual Water Quality Report details sourcing, treatment, and contamination levels.

Sustainable Stanford is reimagining the My Cardinal Green sustainability outreach incentive platform.