Small World Winners
Congratulations to Steve Ruzin and Paul Bethke, named finalists in the 2008 Nikon Small World competition. Check out more stunning images at the Biological Imaging Facility website.
Food Price Crisis
October 10, 2008: CNR's Giannini Foundation hosted a symposium on "Causes and Consequences of the Food Price Crisis", with faculty of ARE and UC Davis, to discuss current research into the problem. MORE »
Green Shopping
Are your purchases as green as you want them to be? Professor Dara O'Rourke's new startup, GoodGuide, aims to help consumers find the most green products - from their cell phones. MORE »
Why CNR?
Your Bachelor's of Science Degree from CNR can take you to medical, law, business, or graduate school. Or you could always choose to invent something brilliant and make a ton of money. MORE »
CNR Events
- Spring 2009 Environmental Law Curriculum Rollout, Oct 13
- Docent Training 2008/2009, thru Apr 6
- ESPM Colloquium Seminar, Oct 13
- Successes and Failures in California Water Regulation, Oct 13
- Election Spotlight: Energy Policy Priorities in an Obama Administration, Oct 14
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CNR News
L.A. residents ferret out toxic sites for researchers
The effort is part of an ambitious project devised by environmental justice researchers, including assistant professor of society and the environment Rachel Morello-Frosch
Award-winning paper prescribes how to improve upon Kyoto
Prof. Larry Karp and his co-author have been honored for their paper proposing an accord that would address the current Protocols' shortcomings
Video Spotlight
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Posted by Eva on 10-8-2008 2:38 pm
Professor Todd Dawson discusses the Blue Oak Reserve, a research facility where scientists are deciphering the California oaks' decline.