A world without plastic pollution

A new study co-authored by Rausser College researchers finds that ending plastic pollution by 2050 is possible, but requires an ambitious and coordinated global effort.

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Pathways to equity

Breakthroughs magazine highlights Rausser College efforts to improve welfare and advance environmental justice around the world. 

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50 Years and Counting

Read our special Breakthroughs magazine commemorating 50 years of the College of Natural Resources.

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California’s most elusive mammal photographed for the first time

A team led by alum Vishal Subramanyan, released the first images of the Mount Lyell shrew more than 100 years after it was discovered.

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Master of Climate Solutions welcomes Jason Kibbey as Inaugural Executive Director

A proven leader in sustainability and climate solutions, Kibbey brings over two decades of entrepreneurial and strategic expertise to lead the MCS program.

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Community and forest health intertwine in pinyon-juniper woodlands

ESPM professor Miranda Redmond and researchers in her lab are collaborating with Stanford University, tribal nations, and California government agencies on an interdisciplinary project aimed at improving the resilience of pinyon-juniper woodlands.

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