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From watersheds to wildfire risk, the natural world provides services that don't show up in America's economic accounts. Ken Bagstad, a former U.S. Geological Survey economist and Woods Institute visiting fellow, explains why putting nature on the books could reshape decisions from Washington to any town, USA.
Electrification for Health is a new Stanford program that aims to accelerate the transition to safer, cleaner electric appliances to protect human health today and support sustainable energy for the future.
Stanford water experts discuss America's hundreds of thousands of dams, controversy over the planned removal of two in Northern California, and the future of water infrastructure.
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