Flexitarians reduce meat consumption without giving it up entirely. Reasons for this practice range from supporting environmentalism, animal rights, labor rights and health.
Frustrated by Congress’s failure to offer undocumented students a path to citizenship, Bay Area activists are helping fund college and career paths for young people without legal immigration status.
On the Peninsula Report radio show, Vignesh Ramachandran tells us about a rather chic event that happened at Stanford: the university’s very own version of the TED talks. Jessica Parks reports on a network of earthquake sensors operating on ordinary people’s personal computers, and how you can get involved. Holly Moeller talks about little known
During the driest Bay Area spring in 35 years, volunteers found half as many species as last year near Stanford’s Lake Lagunita. Does this spell disaster for local species at risk of extinction?
On the Peninsula Report radio show, Samantha Larson takes us touring to the Antarctic – with a dose of concern over tourism’s possible impact on the climate. Also on the environmental watch, Hannah Donaghe introduces us to a coral reef that’s been a climate change survivor. And David Perez gives an update on the possible closure of
Combine small teams, personal passion and a large accessible market and small game makers have the ingredients for a creative explosion.
The Quake-Catcher Network aims to “pepper the world” with small, inexpensive seismographs. Researchers hope it will open the door to more affordable early-warning systems.
Hundreds gathered at Stanford on Saturday, for the campus’ first-ever TEDx conference. Nearly 30 scientists, musicians, doctors, dancers and other experts gave 18-minute presentations: “Ideas worth sharing.”
As doomsday approaches for a number of California’s State Parks slated for closure, the tight-knit community is fundraising events this weekend to save the Los Gatos climbing destination.